Horace and Seneca: Interactions, Intertexts, Interpretations

This Volume Sets Out To Explore The Relationship Between Horace And Seneca. It Is The First Book That Examines The Interface Between These Different And Yet Comparable Authors With Consideration Of Their œuvres In Their Entirety. 14 Fresh Accounts By An International Group Of Scholars Demonstrate That This Relationship Can Be Regarded As One Of The Most Prolific Literary Interactions In The Transition From The Augustan To The Neronian Period. Introduction -- I. Philosophy In Literature : Literature In Philosophy -- Dressing Philosophy With Sal Niger : Horace's Role In Seneca's Approach To The Diatribic Tradition / Barbara Del Giovane -- Nurses' Prayers, Philosophical Otium, And Fat Pigs : Seneca Ep. 60 Versus Horace Ep. 1.4 / Francesca Romana Berno -- Saturnalian Exchanges : Seneca, Horace, And Satiric Advice / Catharine Edwards -- Ii. Horatian Verse In Senecan Tragedy -- Custode Rerum Caesare : Horatian Civic Engagement And The Senecan Tragic Chorus / Richard Tarrant -- Horatian Contexts In Senecan Tragedy / Christopher Trinacty -- Sounds And Space : Seneca's Horatian Lyrics / Tobias Allendorf -- Strictness, Freedom, And Experimentation In Horatian And Senecan Metrics / Jonathan Geiger -- Iii. Themes And Concepts -- Time In Horace And Seneca / Gregor Vogt-spira -- Studiorum Instrumenta : Loaded Libraries In Seneca And Horace / Barak Blum -- The Metapoetics Of Liber-ty : Horace's Bacchic Ship In Seneca's De Tranquillitate Animi / Elena Giusti -- Constructing Oneself In Horace And Seneca / Alexander Kirichenko -- Iv. Modes Of Quotation And Issues Of Reception -- Nostra Faciamus : Quoting In Horace And Seneca / Ute Tischer -- Horace, Seneca, And Martial : 'sententious Style' Across Genres / Nina Mindt -- Seneca, Horace, And The Anglo-latin 'moralising Lyric' In Early Modern England / Victoria Moul -- Table Of Correspondence -- Works Cited -- Contributors And Editors -- General Index. Herausgegeben Von Martin Stöckinger, Kathrin Winter Und Andreas T. Zanker. This Volume Is Based On A Conference Held In The Seminar Für Klassische Philologie At The University Of Heidelberg In July Of 2015--foreword. Includes Bibliographical References (pages 401-430) And Indexes.