I Fragments 1 -- Ii Ennius Und Vergilius 5 -- Iii Shaggy Crowns 7 -- Iv Intertextuality And Cultural Memory 9 -- 1 Reading Ennius In The First Century Bc 17 -- I Introduction 17 -- Ii Reading Ennius (i): The Republic 18 -- Iii Reading Ennius (ii): Augustan Rome 28 -- Iv Conclusion 35 -- 2 'archaic' Poets 37 -- I Introduction 37 -- Ii Ennius And His Precursors 40 -- Iii Vates, Fauni, And The New 'archaic' Poet 50 -- Iv Archaic Languages 61 -- V Conclusion 66 -- 3 Sites Of Rome 69 -- I Introduction 69 -- Ii Place And The Annales 72 -- Iii Virgilian Archaeologies: Ennius And The Tiber 78 -- Iv 'roma Prima Di Roma' 90 -- V Conclusion 100 -- 4 'punica' 101 -- I Introduction 101 -- Ii 'punica' In Ennius And Naevius 105 -- Iii Sicily 109 -- I Periegesis 110 -- Ii War Games 115 -- Iv War In Italy 127 -- I Beginnings: Aeneid 7 And Annales 7 131 -- Ii Middles: Hannibal Ad Portas 139 -- Iii Ends: Aeneas, Turnus, And Zama 144 -- V Conclusion 148 -- 5 Epic Examples 149 -- I Introduction 149 -- Ii Ennius And Exemplary Epic 154 -- Iii Summaries And Repetitions 166 -- Iv Turnus And The Ennian Example 179 -- I Fighting For Rome: Horatius Codes And His Emulators 180 -- Ii The Death Of Turnus: Ennian Examples And Decian Paradigms 187 -- V Conclusion 192. Nora Goldschmidt. This Book Began As A Dphil Thesis Written At Magdalen College, Oxford.--acknowledgements. Includes Bibliographical References (pages 219-243), Appendix, And Indexes. In English; Occasional Phrases In Latin With English Translations.