VIRGIL: Re:on refulgence

1998-10-20 Thread WRHare
Obviously you've never read any Romantic poetry. I think the word 'refulgent' to be very spiritual, and even moving within the right context. I haven't been keeping up with the chain of e mails, but this is my opinion on this word standing alone. Of course, diction is often a matter of personal

VIRGIL: Virgil's religion or lack of

1998-10-20 Thread Dan King
When Augustus was setting up his res publica restituta, he generally instituted a policy of amnesty for those who had been on the wrong side during the civil wars. There was one exception, however: the assassins of Caesar, who deserved only death. Perhaps this is a justification for Aeneas taking

Re: VIRGIL: Re:on refulgence

1998-10-20 Thread JaneGC
In a message dated 10/20/98 5:36:57 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Obviously you've never read any Romantic poetry. And.. He don't exclaim I blush for shame, So kindly be indulgent. But, fierce and bold, In fiery gold, He glories all effulgent! From the Mikado. Okay

Re: VIRGIL: Is rap music the future of epic poetry

1998-10-20 Thread Natasha Golding
I must say: this interpretation is immensely refreshing and original. It is not often that two such polarised spheres are linked and even less often that they work. All I can say is thanks for sharing it. I think an interesting comparison is that of honour: the aidos/ kudos element of both the

Re: VIRGIL: Is rap music the future of epic poetry

1998-10-20 Thread Jim O'Hara
Cf., on the similarities between epic flyting or abusive verbal contests (Diomedes, you're not the man your dad was) and the modern urban African-American dozens or sounding, cf. Richard Martin, The Language of Heroes 65ff and Henry Louis Gates Jr The Signifying Monkey eg. pp. 68ff. Cf. too the

Re: VIRGIL: Virgil's religion or lack of

1998-10-20 Thread Leofranc Holford-Strevens
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Stephanie Spaulding [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes in reply to the message From: Shannon Merlino [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Mon, 19 Oct 1998 19:09:22 EDT To Whom it may Concern: Recently in my Latin class I was involved in a discussion of Virgil's 'piety' or lack

Re: VIRGIL: no attachments

1998-10-20 Thread David Wilson-Okamura
At 07:39 PM 10/20/98 EDT, you wrote: I have a feeling I sent my request to the whole list. How does one prevent that from happening? Good question, Susan. A few tips: - if you are reading a Mantovano message and hit the reply button (or command) on your email client, your message will go to