<i>Cithara carmina divides</i> (Hor. <i>Carm</i> . 1.15.15): Is Horace Translating Lykophron?

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Classical Philology
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2026-07-01
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https://doi.org/10.1086/741279
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Classical Antiquity Studies
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Cithara carmina divides (Hor. Carm . 1.15.15): Is Horace Translating Lykophron?

Laura Massetti
Classical Philology
Classical Antiquity Studies
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Cithara carmina divides (Hor. Carm . 1.15.15): Is Horace Translating Lykophron?

Laura Massetti
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Classical PhilologyVol. 121(3)
University of Naples - L'Orientale (IT)
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<i>Cithara carmina divides</i> (Hor. <i>Carm</i> . 1.15.15): Is Horace Translating Lykophron? — Laura Massetti · Classical Philology (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS