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A Seneca Reader: Selections from Prose and Tragedy
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used books,books, Seneca Reader, A: Selections from Prose and Tragedy (Bc Latin Readers), Innovator in the literature of philosophical advising and reshaper of myth in tragedy, at turns inspiring and disturbing: This is Seneca the Younger. A mosaic of readings from four main genres with select follow-up passages showcases Seneca as therapeutic consoler, mirror to the prince, tragedian of the passions, and moral epistolographer a thinker whose literary voice sounds against the volatility of his times. Seneca spins the republican Cicero s stylistic legacy and Augustan literature s gold into the distinctive silver of the first century CE: concise in encapsulating ideas, inventive in borrowing the vocabulary of everyday life, and with a propensity for using vivid images to depict emotional experience. This is a style the historian Tacitus deemed fitted to the ears of his age. Introduction to Seneca s life, death, philosophy, style, and literary influence 568 lines of unadapted Latin text selected from eight works of Seneca: Consolatio ad Helviam 1.1 4, 2.1 5, 3.1 2, 17.3 18.3, 20.1 2; Epistulae Morales 85.40; Consolatio ad Polybium 13.3 4 De Clementia (book 1) 1.1 6, 9.1 12, 10.1 3; Apocolocyntosis 10.1 3; De Ira 1.2.1 3 Medea 1 18, 40 50, 155 76, 301 8, 361 79, 537 50, 670 93, 849 69, 904 15, 926 36, 1008 13, 1018 27 Epistulae Morales 2.1 6, 40.1, 49.1 3, 55.1 5 and 8 11; De Amicitia fragment< 59.5 6 Vottero Notes at the back and complete vocabulary Timeline, appendix on meter and rhythm One map and six photos.
used books,books, Seneca Reader, A: Selections from Prose and Tragedy (Bc Latin Readers), Innovator in the literature of philosophical advising and reshaper of myth in tragedy, at turns inspiring and disturbing: This is Seneca the Younger. A mosaic of readings from four main genres with select follow-up passages showcases Seneca as therapeutic consoler, mirror to the prince, tragedian of the passions, and moral epistolographer a thinker whose literary voice sounds against the volatility of his times. Seneca spins the republican Cicero s stylistic legacy and Augustan literature s gold into the distinctive silver of the first century CE: concise in encapsulating ideas, inventive in borrowing the vocabulary of everyday life, and with a propensity for using vivid images to depict emotional experience. This is a style the historian Tacitus deemed fitted to the ears of his age. Introduction to Seneca s life, death, philosophy, style, and literary influence 568 lines of unadapted Latin text selected from eight works of Seneca: Consolatio ad Helviam 1.1 4, 2.1 5, 3.1 2, 17.3 18.3, 20.1 2; Epistulae Morales 85.40; Consolatio ad Polybium 13.3 4 De Clementia (book 1) 1.1 6, 9.1 12, 10.1 3; Apocolocyntosis 10.1 3; De Ira 1.2.1 3 Medea 1 18, 40 50, 155 76, 301 8, 361 79, 537 50, 670 93, 849 69, 904 15, 926 36, 1008 13, 1018 27 Epistulae Morales 2.1 6, 40.1, 49.1 3, 55.1 5 and 8 11; De Amicitia fragment< 59.5 6 Vottero Notes at the back and complete vocabulary Timeline, appendix on meter and rhythm One map and six photos.
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A Seneca Reader: Selections from Prose and Tragedy. (2011)
~EN PB USISBN: 9780865167582 bzw. 0865167583, vermutlich in Englisch, Bolchary - Carducci Publishers, Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Taschenbuch, gebraucht.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkosten in die BRD.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Fundus-Online GbR.
Mundelein, Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers, LVI, 166 p.: Ill. Paperback. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT) / From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - Ein ausgezeichnetes Exemplar / an excellent copy. - Innovator in the literature of philosophical advising and reshaper of myth in tragedy, at turns inspiring and disturbing: This is Seneca the Younger. A mosaic of readings from four main genres with select follow-up passages showcases Seneca as therapeutic consoler, mirror to the prince, tragedian of the passions, and moral epistolographer?a thinker whose literary voice sounds against the volatility of his times. Seneca spins the republican Cicero?s stylistic legacy and Augustan literature?s gold into the distinctive silver of the first century ce: concise in encapsulating ideas, incentive in borrowing the vocabulary of everyday life, and with a propensity for using vivid images to depict emotional experience. This is a style the historian Tacitus deemed ?fitted to the ears of his age.? / Contents List of Illustrations Preface Introduction Latin Text Scenario 1: Seneca in Exile Consolatio ad Helviam Epistulae Morales 85.40 Consolatio ad Polybium 13.3-4 Scenario 2: Seneca and Nero De Clementia (book 1) Apocolocyntosis 10.1-3 De Ira 1.2.1-3 Scenario 3: The Drama of Revenge Medea Scenario 4: Letters to a Friend Epistulae Morales 2 Epistulae Morales 40.1 Epistulae Morales 49.1-3 Epistulae Morales 55 De Amicitia (fragment 59.5-6 Vottero) Commentary Scenario 1: Seneca in Exile Consolatio ad Helviam 1.1-4: The exile writes home 2.1- 3: Justifying an aggressive consolation 2.4- 5: The mothers many wounds 3.1 -2: A veteran of suffering 17.3- 5: The consolations of philosophy 18.1- 3: Comfort in Senecas brothers 20.1- 2: Senecas happy life on Corsica Epistulae Morales 85.40: Insights on exile as artistic ?material? Consolatio ad Polybium 13.3-4: A plea for clemency Scenario 2: Seneca and Nero De dementia (book-1) 1.1: A mirror for the prince 1.2: The emperor recognizes his power 1.3- 4: Young Nero?s boast 1.5- 6: You are your own best model 9.1- 3: Augustus and the conspirator 9.4- 6: The emperors exasperation and Livia?s remedy 9.7- 10: Interview with the would-be assassin 9.11- 12:1 forgive you 10.1-3: Augustus lives on Apocolocyntosis 10.1-3: The deified Augustus ashamed of his successors De Ira 1.2.1-3: The costs of anger Scenario 3: The Drama of Revenge Medea _ 1-18: Calling all gods 40-50: I?m not a girl anymore 155-76: Rejecting sensible advice 301-8: Blame the boat 361-79: The Argos price 537-50: Finding Jasons weak spot 670-93: She?s planning something evil 849-69: Her rage is visible 904-15: You ain?t seen nothin? yet 926-36: A brief return of maternal affection 1008-13: Double infanticide 1018-27: Kill me instead Scenario 4: Letters to a Friend Epistulae Morales 2 1-2: About your reading habits 3-4: Watch your ?diet? 5-6: Be happy with little Epistulae Morales 40.1: Our letters unite us Epistulae Morales 49.1-3: Memories triggered by a visit to Pompeii Epistulae Morales 55 1-2: A ?stroll? along the seashore 3-5: But was it lifel 8-11: You?re right here, Lucilius! De Amicitia (fragment 59.5-6 Vottero): A technique for keeping an absent friend in mind. ISBN 9780865167582Klassische Philologie 2011.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Fundus-Online GbR.
Mundelein, Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers, LVI, 166 p.: Ill. Paperback. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT) / From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - Ein ausgezeichnetes Exemplar / an excellent copy. - Innovator in the literature of philosophical advising and reshaper of myth in tragedy, at turns inspiring and disturbing: This is Seneca the Younger. A mosaic of readings from four main genres with select follow-up passages showcases Seneca as therapeutic consoler, mirror to the prince, tragedian of the passions, and moral epistolographer?a thinker whose literary voice sounds against the volatility of his times. Seneca spins the republican Cicero?s stylistic legacy and Augustan literature?s gold into the distinctive silver of the first century ce: concise in encapsulating ideas, incentive in borrowing the vocabulary of everyday life, and with a propensity for using vivid images to depict emotional experience. This is a style the historian Tacitus deemed ?fitted to the ears of his age.? / Contents List of Illustrations Preface Introduction Latin Text Scenario 1: Seneca in Exile Consolatio ad Helviam Epistulae Morales 85.40 Consolatio ad Polybium 13.3-4 Scenario 2: Seneca and Nero De Clementia (book 1) Apocolocyntosis 10.1-3 De Ira 1.2.1-3 Scenario 3: The Drama of Revenge Medea Scenario 4: Letters to a Friend Epistulae Morales 2 Epistulae Morales 40.1 Epistulae Morales 49.1-3 Epistulae Morales 55 De Amicitia (fragment 59.5-6 Vottero) Commentary Scenario 1: Seneca in Exile Consolatio ad Helviam 1.1-4: The exile writes home 2.1- 3: Justifying an aggressive consolation 2.4- 5: The mothers many wounds 3.1 -2: A veteran of suffering 17.3- 5: The consolations of philosophy 18.1- 3: Comfort in Senecas brothers 20.1- 2: Senecas happy life on Corsica Epistulae Morales 85.40: Insights on exile as artistic ?material? Consolatio ad Polybium 13.3-4: A plea for clemency Scenario 2: Seneca and Nero De dementia (book-1) 1.1: A mirror for the prince 1.2: The emperor recognizes his power 1.3- 4: Young Nero?s boast 1.5- 6: You are your own best model 9.1- 3: Augustus and the conspirator 9.4- 6: The emperors exasperation and Livia?s remedy 9.7- 10: Interview with the would-be assassin 9.11- 12:1 forgive you 10.1-3: Augustus lives on Apocolocyntosis 10.1-3: The deified Augustus ashamed of his successors De Ira 1.2.1-3: The costs of anger Scenario 3: The Drama of Revenge Medea _ 1-18: Calling all gods 40-50: I?m not a girl anymore 155-76: Rejecting sensible advice 301-8: Blame the boat 361-79: The Argos price 537-50: Finding Jasons weak spot 670-93: She?s planning something evil 849-69: Her rage is visible 904-15: You ain?t seen nothin? yet 926-36: A brief return of maternal affection 1008-13: Double infanticide 1018-27: Kill me instead Scenario 4: Letters to a Friend Epistulae Morales 2 1-2: About your reading habits 3-4: Watch your ?diet? 5-6: Be happy with little Epistulae Morales 40.1: Our letters unite us Epistulae Morales 49.1-3: Memories triggered by a visit to Pompeii Epistulae Morales 55 1-2: A ?stroll? along the seashore 3-5: But was it lifel 8-11: You?re right here, Lucilius! De Amicitia (fragment 59.5-6 Vottero): A technique for keeping an absent friend in mind. ISBN 9780865167582Klassische Philologie 2011.
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A Seneca Reader: Selections from Prose and Tragedy. (2011)
~EN PB USISBN: 9780865167582 bzw. 0865167583, vermutlich in Englisch, Mundelein: Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers, Taschenbuch, gebraucht, guter Zustand.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkosten in die BRD.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Fundus-Online GbR Borkert, Schwarz, Zerfaß, 10785 Berlin.
LVI, 166 p.: Ill. Paperback. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT) / From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - Ein ausgezeichnetes Exemplar / an excellent copy. - Innovator in the literature of philosophical advising and reshaper of myth in tragedy, at turns inspiring and disturbing: This is Seneca the Younger. A mosaic of readings from four main genres with select follow-up passages showcases Seneca as therapeutic consoler, mirror to the prince, tragedian of the passions, and moral epistolographer—a thinker whose literary voice sounds against the volatility of his times. Seneca spins the republican Cicero’s stylistic legacy and Augustan literature’s gold into the distinctive silver of the first century ce: concise in encapsulating ideas, incentive in borrowing the vocabulary of everyday life, and with a propensity for using vivid images to depict emotional experience. This is a style the historian Tacitus deemed “fitted to the ears of his age.” / Contents List of Illustrations Preface Introduction Latin Text Scenario 1: Seneca in Exile Consolatio ad Helviam Epistulae Morales 85.40 Consolatio ad Polybium 13.3-4 Scenario 2: Seneca and Nero De Clementia (book 1) Apocolocyntosis 10.1-3 De Ira 1.2.1-3 Scenario 3: The Drama of Revenge Medea Scenario 4: Letters to a Friend Epistulae Morales 2 Epistulae Morales 40.1 Epistulae Morales 49.1-3 Epistulae Morales 55 De Amicitia (fragment 59.5-6 Vottero) Commentary Scenario 1: Seneca in Exile Consolatio ad Helviam 1.1-4: The exile writes home 2.1- 3: Justifying an aggressive consolation 2.4- 5: The mothers many wounds 3.1 -2: A veteran of suffering 17.3- 5: The consolations of philosophy 18.1- 3: Comfort in Senecas brothers 20.1- 2: Senecas happy life on Corsica Epistulae Morales 85.40: Insights on exile as artistic “material” Consolatio ad Polybium 13.3-4: A plea for clemency Scenario 2: Seneca and Nero De dementia (book-1) 1.1: A mirror for the prince 1.2: The emperor recognizes his power 1.3- 4: Young Nero’s boast 1.5- 6: You are your own best model 9.1- 3: Augustus and the conspirator 9.4- 6: The emperors exasperation and Livia’s remedy 9.7- 10: Interview with the would-be assassin 9.11- 12:1 forgive you 10.1-3: Augustus lives on Apocolocyntosis 10.1-3: The deified Augustus ashamed of his successors De Ira 1.2.1-3: The costs of anger Scenario 3: The Drama of Revenge Medea _ 1-18: Calling all gods 40-50: I’m not a girl anymore 155-76: Rejecting sensible advice 301-8: Blame the boat 361-79: The Argos price 537-50: Finding Jasons weak spot 670-93: She’s planning something evil 849-69: Her rage is visible 904-15: You ain’t seen nothin’ yet 926-36: A brief return of maternal affection 1008-13: Double infanticide 1018-27: Kill me instead Scenario 4: Letters to a Friend Epistulae Morales 2 1-2: About your reading habits 3-4: Watch your “diet” 5-6: Be happy with little Epistulae Morales 40.1: Our letters unite us Epistulae Morales 49.1-3: Memories triggered by a visit to Pompeii Epistulae Morales 55 1-2: A “stroll” along the seashore 3-5: But was it lifel 8-11: You’re right here, Lucilius! De Amicitia (fragment 59.5-6 Vottero): A technique for keeping an absent friend in mind. ISBN 9780865167582 Versand D: 4,50 EUR, Angelegt am: 29.11.2022.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Fundus-Online GbR Borkert, Schwarz, Zerfaß, 10785 Berlin.
LVI, 166 p.: Ill. Paperback. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT) / From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - Ein ausgezeichnetes Exemplar / an excellent copy. - Innovator in the literature of philosophical advising and reshaper of myth in tragedy, at turns inspiring and disturbing: This is Seneca the Younger. A mosaic of readings from four main genres with select follow-up passages showcases Seneca as therapeutic consoler, mirror to the prince, tragedian of the passions, and moral epistolographer—a thinker whose literary voice sounds against the volatility of his times. Seneca spins the republican Cicero’s stylistic legacy and Augustan literature’s gold into the distinctive silver of the first century ce: concise in encapsulating ideas, incentive in borrowing the vocabulary of everyday life, and with a propensity for using vivid images to depict emotional experience. This is a style the historian Tacitus deemed “fitted to the ears of his age.” / Contents List of Illustrations Preface Introduction Latin Text Scenario 1: Seneca in Exile Consolatio ad Helviam Epistulae Morales 85.40 Consolatio ad Polybium 13.3-4 Scenario 2: Seneca and Nero De Clementia (book 1) Apocolocyntosis 10.1-3 De Ira 1.2.1-3 Scenario 3: The Drama of Revenge Medea Scenario 4: Letters to a Friend Epistulae Morales 2 Epistulae Morales 40.1 Epistulae Morales 49.1-3 Epistulae Morales 55 De Amicitia (fragment 59.5-6 Vottero) Commentary Scenario 1: Seneca in Exile Consolatio ad Helviam 1.1-4: The exile writes home 2.1- 3: Justifying an aggressive consolation 2.4- 5: The mothers many wounds 3.1 -2: A veteran of suffering 17.3- 5: The consolations of philosophy 18.1- 3: Comfort in Senecas brothers 20.1- 2: Senecas happy life on Corsica Epistulae Morales 85.40: Insights on exile as artistic “material” Consolatio ad Polybium 13.3-4: A plea for clemency Scenario 2: Seneca and Nero De dementia (book-1) 1.1: A mirror for the prince 1.2: The emperor recognizes his power 1.3- 4: Young Nero’s boast 1.5- 6: You are your own best model 9.1- 3: Augustus and the conspirator 9.4- 6: The emperors exasperation and Livia’s remedy 9.7- 10: Interview with the would-be assassin 9.11- 12:1 forgive you 10.1-3: Augustus lives on Apocolocyntosis 10.1-3: The deified Augustus ashamed of his successors De Ira 1.2.1-3: The costs of anger Scenario 3: The Drama of Revenge Medea _ 1-18: Calling all gods 40-50: I’m not a girl anymore 155-76: Rejecting sensible advice 301-8: Blame the boat 361-79: The Argos price 537-50: Finding Jasons weak spot 670-93: She’s planning something evil 849-69: Her rage is visible 904-15: You ain’t seen nothin’ yet 926-36: A brief return of maternal affection 1008-13: Double infanticide 1018-27: Kill me instead Scenario 4: Letters to a Friend Epistulae Morales 2 1-2: About your reading habits 3-4: Watch your “diet” 5-6: Be happy with little Epistulae Morales 40.1: Our letters unite us Epistulae Morales 49.1-3: Memories triggered by a visit to Pompeii Epistulae Morales 55 1-2: A “stroll” along the seashore 3-5: But was it lifel 8-11: You’re right here, Lucilius! De Amicitia (fragment 59.5-6 Vottero): A technique for keeping an absent friend in mind. ISBN 9780865167582 Versand D: 4,50 EUR, Angelegt am: 29.11.2022.
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A Seneca Reader: Selections from Prose and Tragedy
EN PB NWISBN: 9780865167582 bzw. 0865167583, in Englisch, Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers, Inc. Taschenbuch, neu.
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A-Seneca-Reader~~James-Kerr, A Seneca Reader: Selections from Prose and Tragedy, Paperback.
A-Seneca-Reader~~James-Kerr, A Seneca Reader: Selections from Prose and Tragedy, Paperback.
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