BERLINCOURT, V., L. GALLI MILIĆ, and D. NELIS, (eds.),
Lucan and Claudian: Context and Intertext.
Universitätsverlag Winter, Heidelberg, 2016. 322p. Hard bound. The papers published in this volume were first delivered at a colloquium entitled ‘Lucain et Claudien face à face. Une poésie politique entre épopée, histoire et panégyrique’, which took place at the Fondation Hardt, in Vandœuvres, near Geneva, in November 2012. The contributors, an international team of scholars, take the reader from broader considerations of both poets in relation to politics and ideology, generic positioning, construction of individual characters and strategies of panegyric, to a stronger focus on investigating precise examples of intertextual dialogue between Claudian and Lucan. In general, the collected studies are implicated in, or have implications for, other topics, such as Latin poetic style, history and the uses of mythology, the Roman epic tradition, and the whole question of the development of literary cultures and how they are received. (Publisher's information). A.o.: CLAUDIA SCHINDLER: Republikanische Ideale? Zur Darstellung und Funktion altrömischer Heldengestalten bei Lucan und Claudian (pp.43-61); F. RIPOLL: Peut-on considérer la 'Pharsale' comme une 'épopée tragique'? (pp.61-77); F. GARAMBOIS-VASQUEZ: L'éloge de Stilicon dans la poésie de Claudien (pp.93-107); ROGER REES: Ghosts of Authors Past in Claudian's 'De Bello Gildonico' (pp.127-147); PAUL ROCHE: Lucan in Claudian's 'In eutropium': Rhetoric, Paradox, and Exemplarity (pp.227-243); CATHERINE WARE: Eutropius, Lucan and the Ladies of Elegy (pp.243-255).
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