Virgil’s Divine Antiquities: Varro in the Aeneid
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Virgil reflects knowledge of Varro’s Divine Antiquities (Antiquitates rerum divinarum) in the Aeneid. Virgil responded to and transformed Varronian material, and related it to his Homeric framework and the other literary traditions that he used. This article gives an overview of the relations between the Aeneid and Varro’s Divine Antiquities, covering the following topics: antiquarianism in the Aeneid; antiquarian prequels between myth and history; the politics of antiquarianism; the Varronian and Samothracian origins of Virgil’s penates; and the Aeneid’s tripartite theology.
keywordsMarcus Terentius Varro, Publius Vergilius Maro, Aeneid, Antiquitates rerum divinarum, Antiquarianism, Evander, Samothracian MysteriesBiografia dell'autoreUniversity College London. Email: f.macgorain@ucl.ac.uk |
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