This article argues, against most contemporary translators, that Anacreont. 17,43-44 should be construed as «take down this Apollo and turn it into Bathyllus», and sketches a history of this interpretation in early modern scholarship on the Anacreontea.
This article argues, against most contemporary translators, that Anacreont. 17,43-44 should be construed as «take down this Apollo and turn it into Bathyllus», and sketches a history of this interpretation in early modem scholarship on the Anacreontea.
Da Apollo a Batillo (e da Batillo ad Apollo): Anacreont. 17 West
Prodi, Enrico Emanuele
2018-01-01
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This article argues, against most contemporary translators, that Anacreont. 17,43-44 should be construed as «take down this Apollo and turn it into Bathyllus», and sketches a history of this interpretation in early modem scholarship on the Anacreontea.
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