OVID'S SCRIPTA PUELLA: PERILLA AS POETIC AND POLITICAL FICTION IN TRISTIA 3.71.
A criticism is presented of the Latin elegiac poetry of Ovid known as the "Tristia," in which the author explores the role of the "scripta puella," a female poetic construct that reflects the male poet's needs, and the role of the character of Perilla in particular within the context of Latin elegy....
| Published in: | Classical Quarterly Vol. 62; no. 1; pp. 227 - 242 |
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| Format: | Poetry Review |
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Cambridge University Press
2012
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