In carm. 109, Lesbia’s proposal of iucundus and perpetuus amor is accepted by Catullus, but at the same time it is turned into a strong promise of aeternus mutual love, granted by the gods, like an ideal marriage pact, which foreshadowes the elegists’ attitude towards their mistresses: furthermore, there are close connnections with Plautus’ and Terence’s language. The paper discusses in detail the syntax of ll. 1-2.
Iucundum amorem: il carme 109 di Catullo / Minarini, Alessandra. - In: PAIDEIA. - ISSN 0030-9435. - 67:(2012), pp. 623-632.
Iucundum amorem: il carme 109 di Catullo
MINARINI, Alessandra
2012-01-01
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In carm. 109, Lesbia’s proposal of iucundus and perpetuus amor is accepted by Catullus, but at the same time it is turned into a strong promise of aeternus mutual love, granted by the gods, like an ideal marriage pact, which foreshadowes the elegists’ attitude towards their mistresses: furthermore, there are close connnections with Plautus’ and Terence’s language. The paper discusses in detail the syntax of ll. 1-2.File in questo prodotto:
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