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Contents 8 Foreword and Acknowledgements 12 Note on References and Abbreviations 14 Notes on Contributors 16 PART A. AUTHOR 24 1. Elaine Fantham, A Controversial Life 26 2. Joseph D. Reed, The Bellum Civile as a Roman Epic 44 3. Jonathan Tracy, Internal Evidence for the Completeness of the Bellum Civile 56 PART B. INTERTEXTS—CONTEXTS—TEXTS 78 4. Jackie Murray, Shipwrecked “Argonauticas” 80 5. Sergio Casali, The Bellum Civile as an Anti-Aenid 104 6. Alison Keith, Ovid in Lucan: The Poetics of Instability 134 7. Ruth R. Caston, Lucan's Elegiac Moments 156 8. Eleni Manolaraki, Noscendi Nilum Cupido: The Nile Digression in Book 10 176 PART C. CIVIL WARRIORS 206 9. Antony Augoustakis, Sine Funeris Vllo Ardet Honore Rogus: Burning Pyres in Lucan and Silius Italicus’ Pvnica 208 10. J. Mira Seo, Lucan's Cato and the Poetics of Exemplarity 222 11. Ben Tipping, Terrible Manliness?: Lucan's Cato 246 12. Marco Fucecchi, Partisans in Civil War 260 13. Neil W. Bernstein, The Dead and their Ghosts in the Bellum Civile: Lucan's Visions of History 280 PART D. CIVIL WAR THEMES 304 14. Christine Walde, Lucan's Bellum Civile: A Specimen of a Roman “Literature of Trauma” 306 15. Shadi Bartsch, Lucan

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