The female body in Latin love poetry

– August 16, 2012Posted in: Articles

The female body in Latin love poetry

Damer, Erika Zimmermann

Doctor of Philosophy, Department of Classics,

Tags: Ancient Sexuality, Elegiac, Feminist, Gender, Homosexuality, Horace, Later Roman Empire, Latin, Literature, Lucretius, Marriage, Ovid, Poetry, Politics, Propertius, Prostitution, Social History, Tibullus, Women's History

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