Aeneid - Vergilian Society

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Vergilius 45, 22-38.
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– (1994): “Arma virumque cano: A Note”, CW 88, 41-2.
Highet, Gilbert (1972): The Speeches in Vergil’s Aeneid (Princeton) [A. G. McKay, AHR 3,
1973, 193; F. A. Sullivan, CPh 71, 1976, 290-1].
– (1974): “Speech and Narrative in the Aeneid”, HSPh 78, 189-229.
– (1976): “A Lacuna in the Aeneid”, CPh 71, 337-8.
Hinckley, Lois V./Thorne, Michelle (1993/4): “The Shields of Achilles and Aeneas in
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– (2004): “Petrarch, Cicero, Virgil: Virtual Community in Familiares 24, 4”, MD 52, 157-75.
Hine, Harry (1987): “Aeneas and the Arts (Vergil, Aeneid 6.847-50)”, in Whitby,
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Holford-Strevens, Leofranc (1999): “Sophocles at Rome”, in Griffin, Jasper (1999; ed.):
Sophocles Revisited: Essays Presented to Sir Hugh Lloyd-Jones (Oxford/New York), 219-
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Holleman, A. W. J. (1989): “Virgil and the Etruscans”, LCM 14, 4-7.
– (1995): “Pius Aeneas Punicus?”, AC 64, 237-8.
Hollis, Adrian S. (1992): “Hellenistic Colouring in Virgil’s Aeneid”, HSPh 94, 269-85.
– (1996): “Virgil’s Friend Varius Rufus”, PVS 22, 19-33.
– (2000): “The Reputation and Influence of Choerilus of Samos”, ZPE 130, 13-5.
Holoka, James P. (1999): “Heroes cunctantes – Hesitant Heroes: Aeneas and Some Others”,
in Kazazis, John N./Rengakos, Antonios (1999; edd.): Euphrosyne: Studies in Ancient Epic
and Its Legacy in Honor of Dimitris N. Maronitis (Stuttgart), 143-53.
Holt, P. (1980): “Aeneid v: Past and Future“, CJ 75, 110-21.
– (1982): “Who Understands Vergil’s Prophecies?”, CJ 77, 303-14.
Hommel, Hildebrecht (1954): “Secum tenere c. acc. Zu Vergil, Aeneis I, 675”, Hermes 82,
375-8.
Hooley, Daniel M. (2002): “Twentieth-Century Critical Perspectives”, in
Anderson/Quartarone (2002), 22-31.
Horbury, William (1999): “Der Tempel bei Vergil und im herodianischen Judentum”, in Ego,
Beate [et al.] (1999; edd.): Gemeinde ohne Tempel (Tübingen), 149-68.
Hornsby, Roger A. (1964): “The Vergilian Simile as Means of Judgement”, CJ 60, 337-44 =
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– (1987): “The Refracted Past”, Vergilius 33, 6-13.
Horsfall, Nicholas M. (1971): “Numanus Remulus: Ethnography and Propaganda in Aeneid
9.598ff.”, Latomus 30, 1108-16 = S. J. Harrison (1990b), 305-15.
– (1973/4): “Dido in the Light of History”, PVS 13, 1-13 = S. J. Harrison (1990b), 127-44.
– (1974): “Turnus ad portas”, Latomus 33, 80-6.
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