The paper offers a reading of Pacuvius’ fragments 211.143-5 and 18.139 R.3 from the tragedy named Dulorestes. Both texts seem to come from a scene, in which Orestes and Electra decide definitely to commit matricide. The main theme of the fragments is the nature of relationship and feelings between parents and children. A deep analysis of the verses and their possible Greek models seems to provide new evidence of how the poet practiced the well-known technique of Romanisierung in this context.
Falcone, M. J., Due note esegetiche al 'Dulorestes' di Pacuvio (frr. 21.143-5 e 18.139 R.3), <<LEXIS>>, 2014; 32 (N/A): 282-289 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/62664]
Due note esegetiche al 'Dulorestes' di Pacuvio (frr. 21.143-5 e 18.139 R.3)
Falcone, Maria Jennifer
2014
Abstract
The paper offers a reading of Pacuvius’ fragments 211.143-5 and 18.139 R.3 from the tragedy named Dulorestes. Both texts seem to come from a scene, in which Orestes and Electra decide definitely to commit matricide. The main theme of the fragments is the nature of relationship and feelings between parents and children. A deep analysis of the verses and their possible Greek models seems to provide new evidence of how the poet practiced the well-known technique of Romanisierung in this context.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.