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  • 1998Horace and the Rhetoric of Authority548 cited
  • 2001Cicero, Catullus, and the Language of Social Performance372 cited
  • 2001Catullus and the Poetics of Roman Manhood339 cited
  • 1969Style and Tradition in Catullus291 cited
  • 1971Tradition and Originality in Roman Poetry279 cited
  • 1995Catullan Provocations274 cited
  • 1997Horace’s Narrative Odes256 cited
  • 1991Polyhymnia199 cited
  • 2002Traditions and Contexts in the Poetry of Horace189 cited
  • 2001Horace and the Gift Economy of Patronage115 cited
  • 1995Homage to Horace80 cited
  • 1992The Walking Muse74 cited
  • 2002BIFORMIS VATES: theOdes, Catullus and Greek lyric49 cited
  • 2001Horace49 cited
  • 1982Horace22 cited

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