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Titel:	Dog bites Caesar ! a reading of Juvenal's "Satire" 5 (with Horace's "Satires" I.5; II.5; II.6; "Epistles" I.1; I.16; I.17)
Von:	Yvan Nadeau
Person:	Nadeau, Yvan Verfasser aut
Hauptverfassende:	Nadeau, Yvan (VerfasserIn), Iuvenalis, Decimus Iunius ca. 67-nach 127 (VerfasserIn), Horatius Flaccus, Quintus v65-v8 (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Bruxelles Éd. Latomus 2013
Schriftenreihe:	Collection Latomus 342
Schlagworte:	Iuvenalis, Decimus Iunius > ca. 67-nach 127 > Saturae 5
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Beschreibung:	100 S.

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adam_text	Table of Contents A. — Introduction .............................................. 7 B. — Juvenal, Satires 5.1-11 ..................................... 7 1. Who is the speaker ?....................................... 8 2. Who is the addressee ?..................................... 9 3. The Philosophy of the addressee .............................. 9 4. What is the significance of quadra ? .......................... 9 5. Vergil s Aeneid and hunger .................................. 10 6. Augustan intertexts ........................................ 11 7. Sarmentus and Gabba introduced ............................. 11 8. Caesar s iniquitous table .................................... 12 С - Horace, Epistles I. 1 ....................................... 14 9. Client says no to patron ................................... 14 10. Structure significant ....................................... 16 11. Horace s persona ......................................... 16 12. Saying no is a feint ..................................... 16 13. Ludi — many senses of the word — opposed to philosophy ......... 17 14. The sexual advantages of being a parasite ..................... 18 15. Philosophy contrasted with riches ............................ 20 16. Horace s equestrian census ................................. 20 17. Horace and philosophy - a return to Brutus camp ?............. 21 18. Horace s equestrian census ................................. 22 19. Affection and loyalty reasserted ............................. 24 20. The philosophy of the parasite : Aristippus - and Horace .......... 25 21. Judgments and porticos .................................... 26 22. Kings and Horace ....................................... 26 23. A Stoic Sapiens .......................................... 27 24. Juvenal sees through Horace s pretended declaration of independence. 28 25. The speaker is a Cynic - and Horace an Aristippan .............. 29 D. - Horace, Epistles I. 17....................................... 30 26 The quadra and Aristippus .................................. 30 27. The journey to Ferentinum — or to Brundisium ................. 31 28. The sexual advantages of being a parasite ..................... 31 29. The skilled parasite does not beg ............................ 32 30. Horace s equestrian census ................................. 32 31. Cynics are beggars ........................................ 33 32. Caesar as rex and Jupiter. .................................. 33 33. The sexual advantages of being a parasite ..................... 34 34. Horace s equestrian census - and his property .................. 34 TABLE OF CONTENTS 99 35. Juvenal the Cynic v/s Horace the Aristippan parasite ............. 35 36. Equestrian census and sexual pleasure ........................ 35 37. Juvenal s view of Horace s sexual pleasures .................... 36 E. — Horace, Satires I. 5......................................... 36 38. Sarmentus and the Journey to Brundisium ..................... 36 F. - Horace, Satires II. 5........................................ 40 39. Legacy-hunting and parasitism .............................. 40 40. The land of the Cimmerians, or Ithaca ? ...................... 42 41. The parallels between Ulysses and Horace explored ............. 43 42. Gifts from his farm to Maecenas ?........................... 45 43. Perjury as a method of legacy-hunting ........................ 46 44. Scriba recoctus - Horace ?................................. 47 45. The sexual duties of clientela ............................... 48 46. The introduction summarized ............................... 49 G. - Juvenal, Satire 5. 156-173................................... 49 47. Comedy and the parasite ................................... 49 48. The obscene mime: os pereidére ............................. 50 49. Shaven head — the adulterer as irrumator ...................... 51 50. A hard one: durum ........................................ 52 51 Eating pricks, by mouth and anus ........................... 53 52. The sexual content oi amiciţia.............................. 53 53. The durum flagrum and Horace ............................. 54 54. Sarmentus: the client humiliated for his birth ................... 55 55. Gabba : a client sexually humiliated by his patron at a cena ....... 56 56. Horace : a client sexually humiliated ......................... -50 H. - Horace, Epistles 1.16....................................... 57 57. Vir bonus est quis ? A Stoic Horace .......................... ^8 58. Horace to Quinctius : one carpet-bagger to another. ............. 58 59. Vir bonus est quis ? The Stoic Sapiens : Augustus ............... 59 60. Horace s equestrian census ................................. 61. The crimes of civil war. ................................... 62. Horace s sexual misdemeanour. ............................. 63. Horace s equestrian census ................................. 64. The uir bonus : Horace or Augustus ? ........................ 65. Euripides Bacchae ....................................... 66. Mapping the countryside - Horace s equestrian census ........... 65 67. Horace sexually humiliated - Dionysus in Euripides Bacchae ..... 67 I. - Horace, Satires II. 6 ........................................ ?* 68. Mapping the countryside - Horace s equestrian census .......... 70 69. Horace s equestrian census ................................. 70. The officia of amiciţia ..................................... J. - Juvenal, Satires 5. 20-23..................................... 71. Early-morning officia ..................................... 100 TABLE OF CONTENTS К. - Juvenal, Satires 5. 132-145.................................. 75 72. Legacy-hunting .......................................... 75 73. Horace s equestrian census - the gift of a god .................. 75 74. Legacy-hunting and Aeneas promised legacy. ................. 76 75. The equestrian property qualification — the gift of a homuncio ..... 77 76. Juvenalian verbal wit ...................................... 78 77. Legacy-hunting - by Aeneas ................................ 78 78. Augustus, loving father of Julia .............................. 79 79. The Julio-Claudian inheritance .............................. 80 80. Aeneas - a Centaur at Dido s feast ? ......................... 81 81. Ovid s use of the Aeneid. Hungry Erysichthon and Aeneas ........ 82 82. Augustus at play with children .............................. 83 L. - Summing-up ............................................. 84 Bibliography ............................................... 90 Index locorum .............................................. 95
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