Robert J Getty
Biographic Data
| ID | 986157 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert J Getty |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert J |
| FAMILY NAME | Getty |
| SIGNATURE | GETTY R J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Liverpool |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1933 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1964 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
L'unité et la clarté des Epitres d'Horace. Etude sur sept pièces du premier livre
Albert Severyns. Texte et apparat
The Odes of Horace
M. Annaei Lucani De Bello Civili, Liber VII
The Odes and Epodes of Horace. A Modern English Verse Translation
An Unfinished Autobiography. With Contributions by His Friends
Recent Work on Horace (1945-1957)
Recent Work on Horace (1945-1957)
Publii Papinii Statii Thebaidos Liber Secundus commentario exegetico aestheticoque instructus
Interea gelidis Maia satus aliger umbris iussa gerens magni remeat Iovis; undique pigrae ire vetant nubes et turbidus inplicat aer, nec zephyri rapuere gradum, sed foeda silentis aura poli. Styx inde novem circumflua campis, hinc obiecta vias torrentum incendia cludunt. Zie: hoofdstuk 1
Macrobius
A Literary History of Rome from the Origins to the Close of the Golden Age
The Roman Empire
Latin Literature in Translation
Euripides Helena
East and West in Lucan 1. 15 and Elsewhere
"Callimachus. Vol. I, "Fragmenta
Liber et Alma Ceres" in Vergil "Georgics" 1. 7
T was manifestly appropriate for Vergil at start of his agricultural poem to name deities of wine and corn first in an invocation which proceeds to address other divine agents before it closes with Octavian. But why has he called Liber and Ceres most brilliant luminaries of firmament and celestial leaders of gliding year? According to Servius Danielis, lumina was an afterthought, whereby poet ensured that his original numina should not be repeate…
Alexander Souter, A Glossary of Later Latin to 600 A.D. Oxford
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Romulus, Roma, and Augustus in the Sixth Book of the Aeneid
Constancy in Livy's Latinity
Portrait of Horace
Friedrich Klingner, Römische Geisteswelt, Essays über Schrifttum und geistiges Leben im alten Rom. (Sammlung Dieterich, Band 29.) Leipzig
Friedrich Klingner, Römische Geisteswelt, Essays über Schrifttum und geistiges Leben im alten Rom. (Sammlung Dieterich, Band 29.) Leipzig: Dieterich, 1943. Pp. XI + 503, 12 plates. RM. 7. - Volume 37 Issue 1-2
Observations on the First Book of Lucan
The mistranslation by Mr. J. D. Duff of nox ubi sidera condit as ‘where night hides the stars’ is also the interpretation of many commentators from Sulpitius in the last decade of the fifteenth century to Lejay in the last decade of the nineteenth. Lucan is clearly speaking of East and West in 15, of South in 16, and of North in 17–18. How can night be said to hide the stars in the West? Burman saw the difficulty and expressed himself thus: ‘...d…
The Saint Germain MS. of the Thebaid (Paris B.N. 13046)
Ever since Ph. Kohlmann in his Teubner edition of the Thebaid (1884) asserted that he had used cod. Parisinus 13046, one of the MSS. formerly of St. Germain des Prés, this MS. has been known by reputation to his successors and other students of Statian textual problems, and, designed by the letter S, it is alluded to and cited in the edition of Garrod ( Scriptorum Classicorum Bibliotheca Oxoniensis 1906) and in the newer Teubner of Klotz, which a…
Romulus, Roma, and Augustus in the Sixth Book of the Aeneid
"Callimachus. Vol. I, "Fragmenta
Liber et Alma Ceres" in Vergil "Georgics" 1. 7
T was manifestly appropriate for Vergil at start of his agricultural poem to name deities of wine and corn first in an invocation which proceeds to address other divine agents before it closes with Octavian. But why has he called Liber and Ceres most brilliant luminaries of firmament and celestial leaders of gliding year? According to Servius Danielis, lumina was an afterthought, whereby poet ensured that his original numina should not be repeate…
The Saint Germain MS. of the Thebaid (Paris B.N. 13046)
Ever since Ph. Kohlmann in his Teubner edition of the Thebaid (1884) asserted that he had used cod. Parisinus 13046, one of the MSS. formerly of St. Germain des Prés, this MS. has been known by reputation to his successors and other students of Statian textual problems, and, designed by the letter S, it is alluded to and cited in the edition of Garrod ( Scriptorum Classicorum Bibliotheca Oxoniensis 1906) and in the newer Teubner of Klotz, which a…
Observations on the First Book of Lucan
The mistranslation by Mr. J. D. Duff of nox ubi sidera condit as ‘where night hides the stars’ is also the interpretation of many commentators from Sulpitius in the last decade of the fifteenth century to Lejay in the last decade of the nineteenth. Lucan is clearly speaking of East and West in 15, of South in 16, and of North in 17–18. How can night be said to hide the stars in the West? Burman saw the difficulty and expressed himself thus: ‘...d…
Friedrich Klingner, Römische Geisteswelt, Essays über Schrifttum und geistiges Leben im alten Rom. (Sammlung Dieterich, Band 29.) Leipzig
Friedrich Klingner, Römische Geisteswelt, Essays über Schrifttum und geistiges Leben im alten Rom. (Sammlung Dieterich, Band 29.) Leipzig: Dieterich, 1943. Pp. XI + 503, 12 plates. RM. 7. - Volume 37 Issue 1-2
Constancy in Livy's Latinity
Portrait of Horace
Alexander Souter, A Glossary of Later Latin to 600 A.D. Oxford
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Romulus, Roma, and Augustus in the Sixth Book of the Aeneid
East and West in Lucan 1. 15 and Elsewhere
"Callimachus. Vol. I, "Fragmenta
Liber et Alma Ceres" in Vergil "Georgics" 1. 7
T was manifestly appropriate for Vergil at start of his agricultural poem to name deities of wine and corn first in an invocation which proceeds to address other divine agents before it closes with Octavian. But why has he called Liber and Ceres most brilliant luminaries of firmament and celestial leaders of gliding year? According to Servius Danielis, lumina was an afterthought, whereby poet ensured that his original numina should not be repeate…
Euripides Helena
The Roman Empire
Latin Literature in Translation
Macrobius
A Literary History of Rome from the Origins to the Close of the Golden Age
Publii Papinii Statii Thebaidos Liber Secundus commentario exegetico aestheticoque instructus
Interea gelidis Maia satus aliger umbris iussa gerens magni remeat Iovis; undique pigrae ire vetant nubes et turbidus inplicat aer, nec zephyri rapuere gradum, sed foeda silentis aura poli. Styx inde novem circumflua campis, hinc obiecta vias torrentum incendia cludunt. Zie: hoofdstuk 1
Recent Work on Horace (1945-1957)
Recent Work on Horace (1945-1957)
The Odes and Epodes of Horace. A Modern English Verse Translation
An Unfinished Autobiography. With Contributions by His Friends
M. Annaei Lucani De Bello Civili, Liber VII
The Odes of Horace
Albert Severyns. Texte et apparat
L'unité et la clarté des Epitres d'Horace. Etude sur sept pièces du premier livre
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