De satyrica Graecorum poesi et Romanorum satira

Abstract

poetry, and illustrates what that method, rigorously applied, can do.Demonstrating im- peccable scholarship throughout the work, Professor Smith has shown the serious reader of Du Bellay a way of studying Les Regrets and other Renaissance texts.More fashionable critical approaches ignore this method at their peril.The study is usefully supplemented for scholars by the inclusion of Du Bellay's Poematum libri quatuor, the Tumulus Henrici secundi (relatively inaccessible Latin poems, pro- vided with English translations), the Xenia, sen illustrium quorundam nominum allusiones, and finally, an important autobiographical elegy, all of which considerably enhance the value of this addition to the series of "Etudes de philologie et d'histoire" published by the Librairie Droz.

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