Cesare: commentarii, historiae, vitae

Giuseppe Zecchini

Cesare: commentarii, historiae, vitae

Translated title of the contribution: Cesare: commentarii, historiae, vitae

Giuseppe Zecchini

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Similarities in the structure of the commentarii written by Sulla and by Caesar provide a starting-point to investigate how Caesar has been portrayed in Roman Literature. Five stages took place: 1) epic-historical poetry; 2) Caesar's commentarii; 3) other commentarii added to create a full corpus of Caesar's military deeds; 4) historical works composed by Sallust and Pollio; 5) the biography of Caesar written by Oppius

Translated title of the contribution	Cesare: commentarii, historiae, vitae
Original language	Italian
Pages (from-to)	25-34
Number of pages	10
Journal	AEVUM
Volume	85
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - 2011

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ancient historiography

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