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APPENDIX OF AUTHORS AND WORKS
C.Ph. 52 (1957) 24—7; I. Opelt, 'Die Seeschlacht vor Massilia bei Lucan', Hermes 85
(1957) 435—45; H. P. Syndikus, Lucans Gedicht vom Burgerkrieg (Munich 1958); L.
Thompson and R. T. Bruere, 'Lucan'suse of Virgilian reminiscence', C.Ph. 63 (1968)
1-21; P. Grimal, 'L'eloge de N£ron au d6but de la Pharsale', R.E.L. 38 (i960) 296-
305; idem, 'L'e'pisode d'Antee dans la Pharsale', Latomus 8 (1949) 55-61; L. A.
Mackay, 'The vocabulary of fear in Latin epic poetry', T.A.Ph.A. 92 (1961) 308-16;
O. S. Due, 'An essay on Lucan', C.&M. 22 (1962) 68-132; P. Jal, La guerre civile a
Rome (Paris 1963); J. Brisset, Les idees politiques de Lucain (Paris 1964); P. Pecchiura,
La figura di Catane Uticense nella letteratura latina (Turin 1965); K. Seitz, 'Der
pathetische Erzahlstil Lucans', Hermes 93 (1965) 204ft'.; M. P. O. Morford, The poet
Lucan (Oxford 1967); A. Ollfors, Studien %um Aufbau des Hexameters Lucans (Gothenburg
1967); Entretiens XV: Lucain (Fondation Hardt, Geneva 1968); O. C. Philips,
'Lucan's grove', C.Ph. 63 (1968) 296—300; A. W. Lintott, 'Lucan and the history of
the civil war', C.Q. 21 (1971) 488—505; F. M. Ahl, Lucan, an introduction (New York
1976).
CONCORDANCE: R. J. Deferrari et al. (Washington 1940).
FLAVIAN EPIC
GENERAL WORKS
Bardon, H., 'Le gout a l'e'poque des Flaviens', Latomus 21 (1962) 732-48.
Bolaffi, E., 'L'epica del I secolo dell' impero', G.I.F. 12 (1959) 218-30.
Butler, H. E., Post-Augustan poetry from Seneca to Juvenal (Oxford 1909).
Gossage, A. J., 'Virgil and the Flavian epic', in (ed.) D. R. Dudley, Virgil
(London 1969) 67—93.
Hadas, M., 'Later Latin epic and Lucan', C.W. 29 (1936) 153-7.
Mendell, C. W., Latin poetry: the age of rhetoric and satire (Hamden 1967).
Schdnberger, O. 'Zum Weltbild der drei Epiker nach Lukan', Helikon 5 (1965)
123-45.
Steele, R. B., 'The interrelation of the Latin poets under Domitian', C.Ph. 25 (1930)
328-42.
Summers, W. C, The silver age of Latin literature (London 1920).
Williams, G., Change and decline: Roman literature in the early Empire, Sather Classical
Lectures 45 (Berkeley—London 1978).
STATIUS, PUBLIUS PAPINIUS
LIFE
b. at Naples c. A.D. 45; his father a poet and schoolmaster. At Rome established himself
as a poet (recitals, Juv. 7.82—7; see V. Tandoi, Maia 21 (1969) 103—22), and was
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