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Abbreviations | xii | |
Introduction | 1 | |
1. | Formal Features of Allusion | 15 |
1.1. | Linguistic Features of Reference | 18 |
1.2. | Learning a Grammar of Allusion | 24 |
1.3. | A Case Study in Allusive Figures: populus Priami Priamusque | 33 |
Part I. | Gemination | 43 |
Gemination | 45 | |
2. | Simple Gemination (Nominal Forms) | 50 |
2.1. | Vocatives | 50 |
2.2. | Exclamations and Revelations | 58 |
2.3. | Other Nominal Forms | 65 |
2.4. | Pronouns | 76 |
3. | Simple Gemination (Verbs and Adverbs) | 89 |
3.1. | Imperatives | 89 |
3.2. | Other Verbal Forms | 102 |
3.3. | Adverbs and Interjections | 106 |
4. | Expanded Gemination (Nominal Forms) | 124 |
4.1. | Greek Poetry | 125 |
4.2. | The Impact of Catullus | 130 |
4.3. | Virgil | 145 |
4.4. | Other Augustan Poets and the Appendix Vergiliana | 159 |
4.5. | Silver Latin | 167 |
5. | Expanded Gemination (Verbs, Phrases, and Pairs) | 174 |
5.1. | Verb-Expansion | 174 |
5.2. | Phrase-Expansion | 178 |
5.3. | Expanded Pairs | 182 |
Part II. | Polyptoton | 188 |
Polyptoton | 189 | |
6. | Noun Polyptoton | 191 |
6.1. | Battle Polyptoton | 194 |
6.2. | Amorous and Fraternal Polyptoton | 202 |
6.3. | Authorial Practices | 207 |
7. | Adjective, Derivative, and Pronoun Polyptoton | 222 |
7.1. | Adjectives by Author | 225 |
7.2. | Adjectival Gradation | 231 |
7.3. | Derivatives | 238 |
7.4. | Pronouns | 241 |
8. | Verb Polyptoton | 243 |
8.1. | Figura etymologica | 243 |
8.2. | Reinforcement and Reversal | 248 |
9. | Co-ordinated Polyptoton | 254 |
9.1. | Genitival Subordination | 254 |
9.2. | Other Types of Subordination | 261 |
9.3. | Pronominal Pairings | 264 |
Part III. | Modification | 269 |
Modification | 271 | |
10. | Noun-Shifts | 272 |
10.1. | Case-Interchange | 272 |
10.2. | Gender Combinations | 279 |
10.3. | Triplets and Other Multiples | 285 |
11. | Verb-Shifts | 290 |
11.1. | Person, Number, and Voice | 290 |
11.2. | Tense and Mood | 298 |
12. | Category-Shifts | 311 |
12.1. | Participial Resumption | 311 |
12.2. | Nouns, Verbs, Gerunds, and Gerundives | 325 |
13. | Climax | 329 |
14. | Parentheses and Asides | 337 |
15. | Responses, Echoes, and Similes | 342 |
Part IV. | Parallelism | 351 |
Parallelism | 353 | |
16. | Allusive Anaphora | 354 |
16.1. | Quadruplets, Triplets, and the Pathetic Fallacy | 357 |
16.2. | Hymnic tu | 361 |
17. | Multiple Anaphora in the Same Line | 363 |
18. | Repeated -que | 372 |
18.1. | Pairs | 372 |
18.2. | Multiples | 377 |
18.3. | Pairs of Pairs | 383 |
Part V. | General Topics | 387 |
19. | Positional Patterns | 389 |
19.1. | Adjacency | 390 |
19.2. | Adjacency across Lines (6/1) | 394 |
19.3. | Line-Initial Anaphora (1/1) | 397 |
19.4. | Parallel Half-Lines | 414 |
19.5. | Line-Final Repetition | 418 |
19.6. | Framing Patterns | 426 |
20. | Repetition in Compounds | 436 |
20.1. | Compound and Simplex | 438 |
20.2. | Simplex and Compound | 443 |
20.3. | Positive and Negative Pairs | 451 |
21. | Variations of Repetends | 461 |
21.1. | Prosodic Variation | 461 |
21.2. | Semantic Variation | 469 |
Epilogue: Unfigured Repetition | 473 | |
Index Locorum | 479 | |
Index Rerum | 504 |
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