The passage of Virgil's Aeneid, II 608-612, shows an interesting intertextuality with the prologue of Accius' Medea sive Argonautae, transmitted by Cicero and very wellknown and also elsewhere imitated in Roman literature.
Falcone, M. J., Virgilio, Aen. II 608-612 e il prologo della Medea sive Argonautae di Accio, <<AEVUM ANTIQUUM>>, 2014; (N/A): 203-212 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/60118]
Virgilio, Aen. II 608-612 e il prologo della Medea sive Argonautae di Accio
Falcone, Maria Jennifer
2014
Abstract
The passage of Virgil's Aeneid, II 608-612, shows an interesting intertextuality with the prologue of Accius' Medea sive Argonautae, transmitted by Cicero and very wellknown and also elsewhere imitated in Roman literature.
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