The Art of Vergil: Image and Symbol in the Aeneid

Viktor Pöschl

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Classical Antiquity Studies Poetry Analysis and Criticism Classical Studies and Philology

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The author stresses the hidden manifestations of symbolism in Vergil's work. He investigates to what extent the basic themes of the Aeneid and the fortunes and characters of its leading figures are expressed through imagery. This approach not only increases our understanding of Vergil, but clarifies several fundamental problems in the art of poetry.

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