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The influence of Lucretius’ De rerum natura is clearly felt in Horace’s Ars poetica both at the macro-level of the construction of the text as a didactic work and at the micro-level of the individual iuncturae that compose it. This paper examines two cruc... see more

Riesame dell’iscrizione di Roma CIL, VI 21521 = 34137 (CLE 1109) sotto il profilo epigrafico, letterario e metrico; il testo, seppur non privo di una sua originalità, sembra attingere a un ricco serbatoio di riferimenti poetici, che spaziano da Lucrezio, ... see more

Il saggio ricostruisce il pensiero di quattro Epicurei romani sulla medicina: Senocle di Delfi, Alessandro e Zopiro, che figurano nei libri 2-3 delle Questioni conviviali di Plutarco, e Lucrezio. La tesi generale che si sostiene è che questi personaggi ha... see more

This contribution suggests the hypothesis of a rather late dating, in the context of the Epicurean tradition, of the anti-sceptical dispute conducted by Lucretius in the fourth book of his poem (spec. vv. 469-521). To this end, some parallels&nb... see more

This article presents a new reading for a passage from the first book of De Rerum Natura by Lucretius. Through a reinterpretation of verses 1.42, textual problems are solved. Two objections to this new reading are also discussed.--------------------------... see more

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In urging that the fate of the impious Epicurean is not torture but obscurity such as an Epicurean suffers in life, Plutarch uses but reverses an argument found in Lucretius.


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