De P. Papinio Statio Vergilii Et Ovidii Imitatore. Accedit Appendix Critica ...

A fascinating exploration of the influence of two of the most celebrated Roman poets, Virgil and Ovid, on the lesser-known but still significant figure of Papinius Statius. With meticulous attention to detail and a deep understanding of the literary traditions of the time, Bernhard Deipser sheds new light on the role of imitation and allusion in ancient literature, and provides readers with a fresh perspective on these beloved authors.

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