卡利马契传统与缪斯对谷神星的赞美诗。5.341满足。-661)

IF 0.7 1区历史学 0 CLASSICS Transactions of the American Philological Association Pub Date : 2012-05-10 DOI:10.1353/APA.2012.0002

C. Sampson

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本文补充了1987年海因兹的作品，认为《变形记》中绑架普罗塞佩娜的西西里背景标志着奥维德与卡利马契风格和诗歌传统的接触，希腊化作品(尤其是《阿提亚》)对这一段落的影响比人们所认识的更丰富、更复杂。我的目的是特别展示奥维德是如何操纵他所描绘的诗歌和知识背景的，为此，我利用了一份新的托勒密时代的莎草纸，并重新分析了赞美诗的结构和主题凝聚力。

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Callimachean Tradition and the Muse’s Hymn to Ceres (Ov. Met. 5.341–661)

This paper supplements the work of Hinds 1987 by arguing thatthe Sicilian setting for the abduction of Proserpina inMetamorphoses5 marks Ovid’s engagement with Callimachean style and poetic tradition, and that the influence of Hellenistic works (especially the Aetia) on this passage is richer and more complex than has been acknowledged. I aim to show in particular how Ovid manipulates the poetic and intellectual background on which he draws, to which end I take recourse to a new Ptolemaic-era papyrus, as well as a reanalysis of the hymn’s structural and thematic cohesion.

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