...This paper argues that Horace's Epodes show clear use of Callimachus' Iambi in their structure, and provides a close analysis of Epode 13. Horace plays with at least two co‐existing structures in Odes Book 1 (1–38...

...The chapter begins by drawing an analogy between Callimachus’ portrayal of Alexandria in the Aetia and the Iambi (a city not only literally inhabited by Greek immigrants but also figuratively woven out of their cultural memories) and his notion of poetry as a site...

...0 18 11 1999 Iambi XI I and XIII form a pair at the end of the Book. This assumes: (i) that Iambus XII I is the last piece of the collection; and (ii) that XII and XIII are purposefully placed at the end of a carefully designed poetic whole. Both these points...