"Luna rubens": eclissi lunare in Orazio, ode 2,11?

This paper proposes an interpretation of the phrase neque uno luna rubens nitet / voltu in Hor. carm. 2,11,10f. and analyses other occurrences of red moons in Horace's works (Hor. sat. 1,8), in his models (Sapph. fr. 96 V.) and in the Augustan and early imperial literary production (Virgil, Pro...

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Veröffentlicht: 2024
In: Wiener Studien
Jahr: 2024, Band: 137, Seiten: 135-156
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