A Komos in Valerius Aedituus

Classical Quarterly 25 (1):152-153 (1975)
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Abstract

The setting of this epigram is the komos sequence explored by Copley in his important book. The speaker is about to set forth in the dark, since he requires some means of lighting his way. A companion offers him a torch. It is refused as unnecessary because of the flame of love which burns in his breast.

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Zu Valerius Aedituus.Aleksander Turyn - 1927 - Hermes 62 (4):494.

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