Publication: La elegía Amores III 5: posible indicio del perfeccionismo de Ovidio
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Martín Puente, Cristina
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Murcia: Centro de Estudios del Próximo Oriente y la Antigüedad Tardía – CEPOAT
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Abstract
Desde hace mucho tiempo hay autores que discuten si la elegía
Amores
3,5 fue
compuesta por Ovidio o no, pero continúa editándose como si fue
ra auténtica. En cambio,
otros textos con una problemática parecida se han eliminado por
que los editores los consideran
espurios y no hay un protocolo establecido seguido por todos lo
s fi
lólogos. En este trabajo se
analizan las circunstancias que rodean a la obra de Ovidio y a
esta elegía y se constata que de
momento es difícil llegar a una conclusión defi
nitiva sobre su autoría, pero podría ser un indicio
del perfeccionismo del poeta
For a long time there have been some scholars who discuss wheth er Amores 3,5 were written by Ovid or not, but they continue editing it as au thentic. The opposite decision is made about other passages in other works because editors consid er them spurious and because no protocol has been agreed on by all philologists. This paper analyses the circumstances surrounding the Ovid’s work and this elegy as well as emphasize s the diffi culties of reaching a defi nitive conclusion on their true authorship for the time being, but it might be an indication of the poet’s perfeccionism.
For a long time there have been some scholars who discuss wheth er Amores 3,5 were written by Ovid or not, but they continue editing it as au thentic. The opposite decision is made about other passages in other works because editors consid er them spurious and because no protocol has been agreed on by all philologists. This paper analyses the circumstances surrounding the Ovid’s work and this elegy as well as emphasize s the diffi culties of reaching a defi nitive conclusion on their true authorship for the time being, but it might be an indication of the poet’s perfeccionism.
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Antigüedad y Cristianismo, nº 29, 2012
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