Papers of the Langford Latin Seminar 18

Francis Cairns is the author of Generic Composition in Greek and Roman Poetry, Hellenistic Epigram: Contexts of Exploration, and of monographs on Tibullus, Virgil, and Propertius, as well as numerous articles on a wide range of Greek and Latin poetry and other fields. He is Professor of Classical Languages at The Florida State University,

Jason Nethercut (University of South Florida): Hesiodic Poetics in Early Republican Epic
Jessica Clark (Florida State University): How Many Furii Poetae? The Hexameter Fragments Reconsidered
A.J. Woodman (University of Virginia/Newcastle University): Horatiana. Satires 1.10.20–35; Epodes 1.1–14; 5.11–16; Odes 4.5.17–18
Francis Cairns (Florida State University): Horace Epistles 1.5, Philodemus AP 11.44, and the ‘Vocatio ad Cenam’
Stephen Harrison (University of Oxford): Framing epigrams and elegy in Propertius Book 4
Donncha O’Rourke (University of Edinburgh): Reading the Flood in Latin literature: literary and cosmic symbolism
Giulio Celotto (University of Virginia): Repetitions and Variations in the Metamorphoses: Ovid’s Reappropriation of Vergil and Propertius in the Narratives of Medea and Scylla, and Byblis and Myrrha
Tim Stover (Florida State University ): Amphitheatrical Death in Seneca’s Agamemnon
Andrew M. McClellan (San Diego State University): Silius on Rome’s ‘Revivification’ in the
R. Joy Littlewood: Exemplary Confrontation: Silius Italicus Punica 16.600-700
Alison Keith (Victoria College, University of Toronto): Women About Town in Martial’s Rome
Alex Hardie (University of Edinburgh): Statius’ Via Domitiana: inaugural carmen in Roman Campania