Ramus, Zväzky 16–17

Adonis Aeneid Agamemnon allusion Amores Apollo Argus Artemis audience battle Bellum Ciuile Caesar Calpurnius cannibalism Capsa Catullus character Civil contrast Corydon critical death digression discussion dramatic Eclogue Encolpius epic episodes epistles Epode erotic essay Eumaeus Eumolpus Euripides Faunus Georgics Greek Hippolytus Homer Horace Horace's human imagery imperial interpretation Iphigenia Jugurtha language Latin lines literary literature Lucan Lucilius Maecenas Marius Martial Medea Menelaus Metamorphoses Metellus moral narrative narrator nature Odysseus Orpheus Ovid Ovid's Ovidian parallels passage pastoral Penelope Persius Petronius Phaedra philosophical play poem poet poetic poetry political quae quam question Quintilian quod Ramus reader recognise reference rhetorical Roman Rome Sallust satire satirist Satyricon Scaeva scene Segal Seneca Senecan tragedy sexual social song speech story strophe structure suggests suitors tale Telemachus tells theme Theseus Thyestes Tityrus tradition uirtus Venus Virgil's words writing