Starting from the description of the sturgeon in Auson. Mos. 135-139, the article studies the tradition of the variants deprensa and defensa contained in two passages of Ausonius, reconstructing the previous poetic models (Vergil and Seneca) and the traces of the subsequent fortune that passes through the metaphor of the whale in Claudian (Eutr. 2, 430-431) and the ark of Noah in Arator (apost. 2, 682-684).
Defensa, deprensa o depressa? Una crux tra Ausonio, Claudiano e Aratore (passando per Seneca)
Alessia Prontera
2024-01-01
Abstract
Starting from the description of the sturgeon in Auson. Mos. 135-139, the article studies the tradition of the variants deprensa and defensa contained in two passages of Ausonius, reconstructing the previous poetic models (Vergil and Seneca) and the traces of the subsequent fortune that passes through the metaphor of the whale in Claudian (Eutr. 2, 430-431) and the ark of Noah in Arator (apost. 2, 682-684).
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