To establish a new order, both moral and cosmic, Lucretius resorts to a new language and a new vocabulary. He was obliged to take this course by the alarming novelty of the Epicurean message and by the inadequacy of the Latin language.
Lucretius, or the Grammar of the Cosmos / I. Dionigi. - STAMPA. - (2008), pp. 27-34.
Lucretius, or the Grammar of the Cosmos
DIONIGI, IVANO
2008
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To establish a new order, both moral and cosmic, Lucretius resorts to a new language and a new vocabulary. He was obliged to take this course by the alarming novelty of the Epicurean message and by the inadequacy of the Latin language.File in questo prodotto:
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