Roman theories of translation: surpassing the source

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Classical Antiquity Studies Translation Studies and Practices Classical Studies and Philology

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Introduction 1. Language, Interpreters, and Official Translations in the Roman World 2. Livius Andronicus, Ennius, and the Beginnings of Epic Translation in Rome 3. Making a Show of the Greeks: Translation and Drama in the Third and Second Century Rome 4. Cicero's Impossible Translation: On the Best Type of Orator and Beyond 5. Late Republican and Augustan Poets on Translation: Catullus, Horace, Lucretius, and Germanicus Caesar 6. The Post-Ciceronian Landscape of Roman Translation Theory Conclusion: A Roman Theory of Translation?

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