Empire Of Letters: Writing In Roman Literature And Thought From Lucretius To Ovid

Frampton, S. A.
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Introduction: More Than Words -- Classics And The Study Of The Book -- Writing And Identity -- The Text Of The World -- Tablets Of Memory -- The Roman Poetry Book -- Ovid And The Inscriptions -- Conclusion: Texts And Objects. Stephanie Ann Frampton. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Oxford Available Via World Wide Web.

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Publication Date:
1900-01-01

Writing--History

Writing in literature

LITERARY CRITICISM / Ancient & Classical

Latin literature

Latin literature--History and criticism

Writing--Rome--History

Writing

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