Publisher's Synopsis
De Aetate Carminum Anacreonticorum, penned by Ferdinand Colincamp in 1848, presents a learned exploration of the Anacreontic poems. Written in Latin, this work delves into the age and origins of these celebrated verses, offering critical insights into their historical and literary context. Colincamp's treatise examines the characteristics and themes prevalent in Anacreontic poetry, providing a valuable resource for scholars and students of classical literature. This scholarly work contributes to a deeper understanding of the Anacreontic tradition and its lasting influence on poetic forms.
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