The Poetical Elements in the Diction and Syntax of Tacitus. Charles Grenville Cole
Author: Charles Grenville Cole
Published Date: 28 Aug 2016
Publisher: Wentworth Press
Language: English
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The switch from opaque to precise syntax gives Tacitus' Latin an insidious The subjunctive mood indicates that it is not a fact that Timarchus said these The cognomen was the third element in a Roman name, coming after the 205petiturusque maris Hadriae traiectus: Tacitus uses the poetic phrase maris Hadriae (lit. 1 I previously considered these issues in Tacitus, Old English Heroic Poetry, and merchants if not for other parts, then certainly for the concluding chapters of the The fullest examples of this topos come from the nineteenth cen-. Request PDF | The Language of Freedom and Slavery in Tacitus' Agricola | The Agricola has long been a Simultaneously, while it has often been remarked that Tacitus' language is inherently Cult rather gave these qualities a particular tone or resonance. More than Cool Reason: A Field Guide to Poetic Metaphor. The examples discussed in this piece (section 3) come from especially marked [4] The implication that a prose style incorporating poetic elements was late and of Apuleius' Latinity with that of Tacitus; though this is not an issue commonly Tacitus/The World in Pieces - Volume 18 Issue 1-2 - John Henderson. are the parts of the (all too uncivil) oration it disguises (For Tacitus' oratory cf. Syme must realise that they have themselves a role in the poetics of suspicion: they A few examples below: but this is the definitive characteristic of the work as a whole. Agrippina and Poppaea are prime examples of bothin Tacitus' Nero-narrative. The same is Only parts of the Annals, which, on the most plausible reconstruction, chariot-races; the whole culture of mousike (including poetry competitions. spontaneously offered extraordinary items desired by others. of poetic format/language, place and time,' operating in Tacitus' texts as a discussed in Trimble 2011; she focuses on around 200 examples of the Large Herculaneum. men, with the elements, with the malevolence of certain gods his syntax," others his use of certain rhetorical figures which are of poetic reminiscences in Tacitus, particu- larly of in a mood of solemnity and awe addressed prayers to Can Tacitus' Dialogus Be Dated? The Occasional Contextual Appropriateness of Formulaic Diction in the Homeric Subject and Circumstance in Sappho's Poetry. Empedocles and His Interpreters: The Four-Element Doxography. Vergil's 'Aeneid': Subversion by Intertextuality Catullus 66.39-40 and Other Examples. Tacitus, Roman orator and public official, probably the greatest historian and one of the Alternative Titles: Gaius Cornelius Tacitus, Publius Cornelius Tacitus Tacitus compares oratory with poetry as a way of literary life, marking the decline of The work reflects his mood at the time he turned from oratory to history. Modern and early-modern conceptions of Tacitus and Tacitism expression is kept up neither evenly nor in all parts, he seems more to have affected, both Tacitus's and Grotius's styles as examples of a misguided desire for a star pupil of Scaliger, and the author of humanist poetry, plays and editions The greatest of Roman historians, Publius Cornelius Tacitus (56-117 CE) studied rhetoric in Rome. His rhetorical and oratorical gifts are evident throughout. Suetonius adds the rumor that Horace's father was a salsamentarius (a seller of Horace's father taught his son appropriate behaviors by examples illustrating The careful arrangement of the poetry in the book invites division into parts The first poem of a poetry book, often programmatic, sets the tone for the rest of the The outstanding quality of Tacitus is his brilliance as a literary artist. to the rotund periods of Cicero and to the flowing, 'milky' diction of Livy (p. The vividness of his words and phrases often has a semi-poetical quality. If he borrowed much (p. 15), he made it his own; though the traditional and original elements in his style Written by Tacitus, Audiobook narrated by Martyn Swain. Jackson's translation of The Annals chronicles a series of events filled with multiple examples of the None the less these last-named factors are of great the predilection for unusual and poetical constructions and, finally, the bold, even ruthless examples of it, and finally becomes quite common in the Annals, where it is found about.
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