Virgil's Fifth Eclogue: A Defence of the Julius Caesar-Daphnis Theory

Classical Quarterly 16 (2):57-64 (1922)
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The identification of Daphnis with Julius Caesar, supported in most detail by Servius of the ancient commentators, has in general been either casually accepted or arbitrarily rejected by modern criticism without serious effort to ascertain how far the probabilities point one way or the other.

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