Ovidius Mythistoricus. Legendary Time in the Metamorphoses. Studien zur klassischen Philologie Band 160. 221 Seiten, Studien zur klassischen Philologie ; Bd. 160
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221 S. : Ill. ; 21 cm 1. Auflage Lang, Peter Frankfurt, 2008. Paperback Greek Chronography; Greek Mythography; Classical Mythology; GreekEpic; Augustan Literature; Latin Epic; Ovidius Naso, Publius[DNB]; Metamorphoses[DNB]; Mythos (Motiv)[DNB]; Zeit (Motiv)[DNB] The "Metamorphoses" is rarely read as history, but its immediate models were both historiographical: the "Chronica" of Castor of Rhodes and the "De Gente Populi Romani" of Marcus Terentius Varro. They determined the poem`s chronological ordering of episodes and anticipated the way it views dynastic history in the "mythical" era of Greece and Italy as both a prelude to, and a source of precedents for, Roman "imperium" and Roman ruler cult. Ovid`s myth-historical poem is true to the "facts" of "fabularis historia" transmitted in Varro and Castor in the same way realistic historical novels are true to those of "vera historia", but it combines fact with fictional supplements to create its own interpretation of the period dealt with. The result is a collective "Bildungsroman" taking mankind from its beginnings under divine "patria potestas" (books 1-5) past the *** and military adventurism of 6-13 into a period of maturity (14-15) during which a series of leaders culminating in Augustus join or supplant the gods as guarantors of the universal rule of reason and law. Contents: The poem`s chronology and its relation to Castor`s ("The Measuring of Time") - Ovid`s own interpretation of the course of myth-history and analogues to it in Varronian periodizations of history ("The Shaping of Time") - The degree to which the ISBN 9783631569597 Sprache: de Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

Speyer & Peters GmbH, [4956081].
221 S. : Ill. 21 cm Softcover1. Auflage Lang, Peter Frankfurt, 2008. Paperback Greek Chronography Greek Mythography Classical Mythology GreekEpic Augustan Literature Latin Epic Ovidius Naso, Publius[DNB] Metamorphoses[DNB] Mythos (Motiv)[DNB] Zeit (Motiv)[DNB] The "Metamorphoses" is rarely read as history, but its immediate models were both historiographical: the "Chronica" of Castor of Rhodes and the "De Gente Populi Romani" of Marcus Terentius Varro. They determined the poem's chronological ordering of episodes and anticipated the way it views dynastic history in the "mythical" era of Greece and Italy as both a prelude to, and a source of precedents for, Roman "imperium" and Roman ruler cult. Ovid's myth-historical poem is true to the "facts" of "fabularis historia" transmitted in Varro and Castor in the same way realistic historical novels are true to those of "vera historia", but it combines fact with fictional supplements to create its own interpretation of the period dealt with. The result is a collective "Bildungsroman" taking mankind from its beginnings under divine "patria potestas" (books 1-5) past the *** and military adventurism of 6-13 into a period of maturity (14-15) during which a series of leaders culminating in Augustus join or supplant the gods as guarantors of the universal rule of reason and law. Contents: The poem's chronology and its relation to Castor's ("The Measuring of Time") - Ovid's own interpretation of the course of myth-history and analogues to it in Varronian periodizations of history ("The Shaping of Time") - The degree to which the ISBN 9783631569597.

Speyer & Peters GmbH, [4956081].
221 S. : Ill. 21 cm Softcover1. Auflage Lang, Peter Frankfurt, 2008. Paperback Greek Chronography Greek Mythography Classical Mythology GreekEpic Augustan Literature Latin Epic Ovidius Naso, Publius[DNB] Metamorphoses[DNB] Mythos (Motiv)[DNB] Zeit (Motiv)[DNB] The "Metamorphoses" is rarely read as history, but its immediate models were both historiographical: the "Chronica" of Castor of Rhodes and the "De Gente Populi Romani" of Marcus Terentius Varro. They determined the poems chronological ordering of episodes and anticipated the way it views dynastic history in the "mythical" era of Greece and Italy as both a prelude to, and a source of precedents for, Roman "imperium" and Roman ruler cult. Ovids myth-historical poem is true to the "facts" of "fabularis historia" transmitted in Varro and Castor in the same way realistic historical novels are true to those of "vera historia", but it combines fact with fictional supplements to create its own interpretation of the period dealt with. The result is a collective "Bildungsroman" taking mankind from its beginnings under divine "patria potestas" (books 1-5) past the *** and military adventurism of 6-13 into a period of maturity (14-15) during which a series of leaders culminating in Augustus join or supplant the gods as guarantors of the universal rule of reason and law. Contents: The poems chronology and its relation to Castors ("The Measuring of Time") - Ovids own interpretation of the course of myth-history and analogues to it in Varronian periodizations of history ("The Shaping of Time") - The degree to which the ISBN 9783631569597.

Lesefreude Buchversand, [3222983].
222 S. PaperbackThe Metamorphoses is rarely read as history, but its immediate models were both historiographical: the Chronica of Castor of Rhodes and the De Gente Populi Romani of Marcus Terentius Varro. They determined the poems chronological ordering of episodes and anticipated the way it views dynastic history in the mythical era of Greece and Italy as both a prelude to, and a source of precedents for, Roman imperium and Roman ruler cult. Ovids myth-historical poem is true to the facts of fabularis historia transmitted in Varro and Castor in the same way realistic historical novels are true to those of vera historia, but it combines fact with fictional supplements to create its own interpretation of the period dealt with. The result is a collective Bildungsroman taking mankind from its beginnings under divine patria potestas (books 1-5) past the *** and military adventurism of 6-13 into a period of maturity (14-15) during which a series of leaders culminating in Augustus join or supplant the gods as guarantors of the universal rule of reason and law.

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