The Unity of Tibullus 2.3

Classical Quarterly 29 (1):131-141 (1979)
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It is a view commonly held by Tibullus' commentators and critics that the poet's art consists essentially in the more or less skilful weaving together of disparate themes into a single elegy. Leo, for example, talks of Tibullus' imagination which ‘ihn selbst und somit den Hörer gleichsam unwillkürlich von Bild zu Bilde reisst’’

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Notes on The Corpus Tibullianum.W. S. Maguinness - 1944 - Classical Quarterly 38 (1-2):31-.
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