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Bifold authority: Shakespeare's "Troilus and Cressida"
Over the past few weeks I’ve been reviewing a couple of different books about Homer and his “afterlife” — the myriad ways in which the Iliad and the Odyssey stand behind and within so much of our literature but also off at an angle to it. T...
Bank on the grammar flowing: on Prynne's music
The British poet J. H. Prynne died a couple of weeks ago, prompting several touching responses from his relatively small but loyal group of readers. Coincidentally, this past week I’ve been reading some of David Melnick’s weird and extraord...
When will all come home?
It’s school holidays this week and we’re away so here’s a piece from last year that I thought linked quite well to some of the themes that have prompted the most correspondence recently — especially what it means to write from the full dept...
On marriage
I’ve just received a 1681 Geneva edition of Erasmus’s Colloquia, a stout small quarto in excellent reading condition.1 The Colloquia, notionally a guide to conversational Latin presented largely in the form of dialogues, is maybe my favouri...
The Latin sonnet: on a non-existent form
Of all the vernacular verse forms popular in the early Renaissance, the sonnet was the one that had the most spectacular literary success, breaking out from its Italian origins into Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, English, Dutch and so...
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