It never rains but it pours : material abundance and didactic Palingenesis in Lucretius' Account of Precipitation : Lucr. vi 495-534

P. 507-525

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• In this issue

  • Premessa
  • The double identity of Lucretius' Calliope
  • Lucretius on Thunderbolts (De rerum natura vi 269-345) : reductionism or translation?
  • Disarming Jupiter : Lucretius' attack on divine thunderbolts (De rerum natura vi 379-422)
  • Lucretius on prester (De rerum natura vi 423-450)
  • It never rains but it pours : material abundance and didactic Palingenesis in Lucretius' Account of Precipitation : Lucr. vi 495-534
  • Between Apocalypse and paradox : Lucretius vi 535-638
  • The ignis sacer : a miniature giant? : on Lucr. vi 660-661 (and 547)
  • Un catalogo zoppicante : proposta di trasposizione di Lucr. vi 804-805
  • Only connect : a reading of Lucretius De rerum natura vi 906-1089
  • A dead(ly) air : Lucretius on the origins of epidemics and the perishability of air in De rerum natura vi 1090-1137
  • Ovid's Aeginian plague and the ending of De rerum natura (with a correction to Lucr. vi 1249)
  • Lucretius' last act : a defence of Bockemüller's transposition
  • Finally Epicurus : a note on Lucr. vi 1250-1251
  • Petronio 43, 4-8 : riflessioni sul testo e una congettura
  • Ancora su Ardalio : note a margine della Glossa A 128 nella raccolta inedita Arbiter
  • Recensioni
  • Schede
  • Indice del volume LXXIV 2022