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Sulpicia and Her "Fama": An Intertextual Approach to Recovering Her Latin Literary Image
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  • 1993Roman Marriage: Iusti Coniuges from the Time of Cicero to the Time of Ulpian.460 cited
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  • 1979Augustan Elegy and Mime149 cited
  • 1981A Great Orator Mislaid75 cited
  • 1990The Significance of the Name Cerinthus in the Poems of Sulpicia64 cited
  • 2005The invention of Sulpicia62 cited

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  • 2013The Family Relationships of Ovid's Third Wife: a Reconsideration22 cited
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  • 2013Ovid the love elegist20 cited
  • 2013Greek elegy20 cited

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