Note on Hellenistic elegiac corpus: Phanocles
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https://doi.org/10.25145/j.fortunat.2020.32.11Keywords:
Hellenistic elegy, textual criticism, Alexander Aetolus, PhanoclesAbstract
The passage of Ps.-Prob., in Verg. B. 2.23 could be an indirect transmitted testimony of the work of Alexander Aetolus (frg. 21 Magnelli) and Phanocles. This critical note provides new arguments in favour of this authorship, which, in the case of Phanocles, would entail a significant contribution to a relatively exiguous corpus.
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