SELF-SATIRE IN THE CENA TRIMALCHIONIS.

The article explores self-satire in "Satyrica" episode "Cena Trimalchionis" believed to have been written by Petronius Arbiter. Topics discussed include the influence of prose writers on the modern conception of satire, a concise definition of satire provided by grammarian Diomedes, and the role of...

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Publicado en:Akroterion Vol. 59; pp. 141 - 157
Autor principal: Bronkhorst, Christiaan
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Publicado: Akroterion Dec2014
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          Diomedes (Greek mythology)
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