Aeneid - Vergilian Society

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dell’Istituto di Storia antica 23, 293-301.
Laudizi, Giovanni (1988): “Palinuro (Verg. Aen. V, 827 ss; VI, 337 ss.)”, Maia 40, 57-73.
– (1990a): “L’episodio di Marcello (Verg. Aen. 6, 860-886)”, Quaderni di Sandalion 6, 47-
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– (1990b): “Proxima sorte tenet lucis loca (Verg. Aen. 6, 761)”, BStudLat 20, 10-3.
– (1992): “Enea e Deifobo nell’Ade (Verg. Aen. 6, 494-547)”, Orpheus 13, 245-60.
Laurens, Pierre (2001): “Trois lectures du vers virgilien. Coluccio Salutati, Giovanni Pontano,
Jules-César Scaliger”, REL 79, 215-35.
Lausberg, Marion (1983): “Iliadisches im ersten Buch der Aeneis”, Gymnasium 90, 203-39.
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West, Herbert W. Benario, Vincent J. Cleary, Harry C. Rutledge (Amherst).
Lawler, Sharyn (1988): “The Significance of Acestes’ Flaming Arrow, Aeneid 5.522-28”,
Vergilius 34, 102-11.
Laycock, Anitra (1999): “In the Service of Rome: Stoic Spirit in the Aeneid”, Dionysius n. s.
17, 27-56.
Lázaro García, Eugenio (2001): “Valor sémantico de tectum en la Eneida”, in Alvar Ezquerra,
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clásicos (21-25 de septiembre de 1999). II: Lingüistica latina, literatura latina, filologia
clásica (Madrid), 137-44.
Lazzarini, Caterina (1982): “Audax-fortis. Due oppositi paradigmi eroici (a proposito di Aen.
10, 284)”, MD 9, 157-66.
– (1984): “Historia/fabula: forme della costruzione poetica virgiliana nel commento di
Servio all’Eneide”, MD 12, 117-44.
– (1989): “Elementi di una poetica serviana”, SIFC 82, 56-109. 240-60.
Leach, Eleanor Winsor (1977): “Sedes apibus: From the Georgics to the Aeneid”, Vergilius
23, 2-16.
– (1988): The Rhetoric of Space: Literary and Artistic Representations of Landscape in
Republican and Augustan Rome (Princeton NJ) [V. J. Cleary, Vergilius 35, 1989, 124-7;
Sparkes, G&R 36, 1989, 248; P. Hardie, CR 40, 1990, 306-7; Laidlaw, AJPh 111, 1990,
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Latomus 51, 1992, 231-4; Hurwit, CompLit 44, 1992, 84-6].
– (1997/8): “Venus, Thetis and the Social Construction of Maternal Behavior”, CJ 92, 347-
71.
– (1999): “Viewing the Spectacula of Aeneid 6”, in Perkell (1999a), 111-27.
Lebek, Wolfgang D. (1982): “Sinnbezug und Hexametergestalt im Aeneisproömium”,
Hermes 110, 195-211.
Lebrun, R. F. (1976): “La notion de fatum dans l’œuvre de Virgile”, LEC 44, 35-44.
Lee, Guy (1981): “Imitation and the Poetry of Virgil“, G&R 28, 10-22 = McAuslan/Walcot
(1990), 1-13.
Lee, Hugh M. (1977): “Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas: Aeneas as Romantic Hero”, Vergilius 23,
21-9.
Lee, M. Owen (1979): Fathers and Sons in Virgil’s Aeneid. Tum Genitor Natum (Albany,
NY) [J. M. Benario, CO 57, 1980, 117; R. Boughner, CJ 76, 1980, 178-9; A. G. McKay,
Vergilius 26, 1980, 77-9; I. DuQuesnay, G&R 28, 1981, 96-7; W. R. Johnson, Phoenix 35,
1981, 97-8].
– (1981/2): “The Sons of Iasus and the End of the Aeneid”, AugAge 1, 13-6 = S. Quinn
(2000), 207-10.
– (1988): “Per nubila lunam: The Moon in Virgil’s Aeneid”, Vergilius 34, 9-14.
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