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Foreword | ||
Preface | ||
Introduction | 3 | |
1 | The Criticism of Didactic Poetry | 8 |
2 | The De rerum natura of Lucretius | 35 |
3 | The Philosophical Language of Lucretius | 72 |
4 | The Georgics of Virgil | 104 |
5 | Ovid: The Ars amatoria | 132 |
Notes | 165 | |
Bibliography of Works Cited | 197 |
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