La Poésie Alexandrine Sous Les Trois Premiers Ptolémées (324-222 Av. J. C.)

Ce livre examine la poésie alexandrine, un style poétique développé à Alexandrie sous les trois premiers Ptolémées. Auguste Couat étudie les oeuvres de poètes tels que Callimaque, Théocrite et Apollonios de Rhodes, analysant leur style, leur structure et leur contenu. Les lecteurs apprécieront cette plongée dans l'univers poétique de l'Antiquité, où l'esthétique et la forme étaient aussi importantes que le contenu.
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