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Caesar in Vergil and Servius

Servius identifies the “Julius Caesar” named in Aeneid 1.286-8 as the dictator Gaius Julius Caesar rather than as Augustus (a debate still ongoing at

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Eric in Language, Literature | February 14, 2013 | 122 Words

Gauls in Galatia

Count Claudian as a witness to Galatia in Asia Minor having been settled by Celtic Gauls (I don’t have time at the moment to gather other ancient sour

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Eric in History, Literature | February 8, 2013 | 137 Words

Asyndeton + Chiasmus

A couple of nice examples of asyndetic chiasmus close together in Aeneid 1. First, Aeneas climbs a rock to look for the ships of his comrades. He does

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Eric in Literature | February 7, 2013 | 90 Words

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