Publisher's Synopsis
Artis Poeticae Latinae Libri IV by Christian David Jani is a scholarly work on the art of Latin poetry. Written in Latin, this book explores the principles and techniques of classical Latin verse. It offers insights into the structure, style, and composition of Latin poetry, making it a valuable resource for students and scholars of Latin literature. This treatise delves into the nuances of poetic expression, providing a comprehensive guide to understanding and appreciating the artistry of Latin verse.
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