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Luxorius: a Latin poet among the Vandals : together with a text of the poems and an English translation

Luxorius, 6th cent., Rosenblum, Morris.

Year: 1961.

Publisher: Columbia University Press.

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Frontmatter

PREFACE

ABBREVIATIONS

PART ONE: THE POET

I. THE VANDALS AND CARTHAGE

II. THE LATIN ANTHOLOGY

III. THE LIFE OF LUXORIUS

IV. CORPUS LUXORIANUM

V. THE POETRY

VI. GRAMMAR AND LANGUAGE

VII. THE TITLES OF LUXORIUS' POEMS

VIII. METERS AND PROSODY

IX. TEXTUAL TRADITION

PART TWO: THE POEMS

PART THREE: COMMENTARY

APPENDIX I. COLLATION OF THE DIFFERENT EDITIONS

APPENDIX II. VARIATIONS FROM RIESE'S TEXT

APPENDIX III. TESTIMONIA

APPENDIX IV. SERPENTINE POEM

APPENDIX V. LISORIUS

BIBLIOGRAPHY

INDEX NOMINUM ET VERBORUM

GENERAL INDEX

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Title:

Luxorius : a Latin poet among the Vandals : together with a text of the poems and an English translation / by Morris Rosenblum.

Author:

Luxorius, 6th cent; Rosenblum, Morris

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Luxorius : a Latin poet among the Vandals : together with a text of the poems and an English translation / by Morris Rosenblum.
Luxorius, 6th cent, Rosenblum, Morris
New York: Columbia University Press, 1961.

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