Browse Dept. of Classics by Subject "body"

  • Gender, text, and the body in Martial’s Epigrams 
    Wells, Jessica Rose (2019-11-27)
    The expression “body of work” has long been used to describe the creative output of an author or artist, and the Latin word corpus is traditionally used to signify the bulk of a textual work because it represents a whole ...

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  • The senses and synaesthesia in Horace's Satires 
    Norgard, Amy Lynn (2015-07-08)
    This study observes Horace’s Satires (Book 1 published c. 36-35 BCE, and Book 2 c. 30 BCE) through a lens of the body’s senses and organs involved in perception (eyes, ears, noses, mouths, hands, and tongues). Horace ...

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