Publisher's Synopsis
A meticulously re-edited and annotated edition of Statius's "Stati Epithalamium (Silv. 1,2)," accompanied by archaeoligical questions. This volume offers invaluable insights into the celebrated Latin poet's work. Originally published in 1881, this edition provides students and scholars with a renewed opportunity to delve into Statius's elegant verse and explore its historical and cultural context. The inclusion of archaeoligical questions further enriches the reader's understanding, encouraging a deeper engagement with the text and its world.
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