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Carpe Diem: The Poetics of Presence in Greek and Latin Literature

This is a book about pleasure. It is a particular pleasure to acknowledge the debts I have incurred when writing this book. My greatest debt is to the two supervisors of the Cambridge dissertation on which this book is based; I owe a great deal to my Doktormutter Emily Gowers for her generosity, learnedness, and inspiration. Every page benefited from her advice. I also owe a great deal to Richard Hunter, who provided erudition and advice throughout. For a book that makes a great deal of what it means to read carpe diem, I could not have wished for better readers.

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874.01 ROH c
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Cambridge : Cambridge University Press.,
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English
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9781009039789
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874.01
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computer
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Esai Latin
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erwin
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https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009039789
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