L. Varius Rufus, De Morte (Frs. 1–4 Morel)

Classical Quarterly 27 (01):187- (1977)
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Already an admired senior poet to Virgil in the Eclogues , Varius by the mid-thirties, B.C. had established himself as the leading epic writer of his day . It is a sobering thought that we do not know even the titles of the serious hexameter works which had won him so high a reputation, except for de Morte, quoted four times by Macrobius

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Lex Antonia Agraria.W. Sternkopf - 1912 - Hermes 47 (1):146-151.

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