Greek and Latin pastoral, Brill's companion to
Table of Contents:
- The herdsman in Greek thought / K. Gutzwiller
- Bucolic singers of the short song : lyric and elegaic reconances in Theocritus' bucolic idylls / B. Acosta-Hughes
- How bucolic are Theocritus bucolic singers? / R. Pretagostini
- Magic, medicine and eros in the prologue to Theocritus' Id / C.A. Faraone
- Ptolemaic pastoral / S.A. Stephens
- Is there urban pastoral? The case of Theocritus, Id / N. Krevans
- Epigram at the margins of pastoral / A. Sens
- The idea of bucolic in the imitators of Theocritus, 3rd-1st century BC / H. Bernsdorff
- Continuity and change in Greek bucolic between Theocritus and virgil / J.D. Reed
- Theocritus' constructive interpreters, and the creation of a bucolic reader / M. Fantuzzi
- Virgil's Ecl. I and the origins of pastoral / R. Hunter
- Cultural and historical narratives in Virgil's Eclogues and Lucretius / P. Hardie
- Panegyric in Virgil's bucolics / R.R. Nauta
- Time and textuality in the book of the Eclogues / B.W. Breed
- Friends, foes, frames and fragments : textuality in Virgil's Eclogues / T.D. Papanghelis
- Music for monsters : Ovid's metamorphoses, bucolic evolution, and bucolic criticism / A. Barchiesi
- A dream shattered? Pastoral anxieties in Senecan drama / A. Schiesaro
- Latin pastoral after Virgil / R. Mayer
- Bucolic tradition and poetic programme in Calpurnius Siculus / E. Magnelli
- The pastoral novel and the bucolic tradition / M Di Marco
- Virgil, Longus, and the Pipes of Pan / T.K. Hubbard
- The drama of pastoral in Nonnus and Colluthus / B. Harries
- The pastoral in Byzantium / J.B. Burton.
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