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Proteus and the Pursuit of Cupid: The Final Poem of Nicolas Brizard’s Metamorphoses Amoris (1556)
Allusions and Reflections. Greek and Roman Mythology in Renaissance Europe (2015)
  • John A Nassichuk
Abstract
Brizard's copious, Latin amplification of the Protean metamorphosis motif serves as a veritable locus of textual accommodation, inscribing the celebrated late-mediaeval and early humanist meditation on the fragility of life into a rewriting of the classical theme of transformation that takes its origin in Homer.
Keywords
  • Metamorphosis,
  • Humanism,
  • Ovid,
  • Brizard,
  • Myth,
  • Neo-Latin
Disciplines
Publication Date
2015
Editor
E. Waghäll-Nivre, with A. Carlstedt, A. Cullhed, C. Franzen, P. Gillgren, K. Lundström, E. Sellberg
Publisher
Cambridge Scholars Publishing
ISBN
978-1-4438-7454-0
Citation Information
John A Nassichuk. "Proteus and the Pursuit of Cupid: The Final Poem of Nicolas Brizard’s Metamorphoses Amoris (1556)" 1Newcastle-Upon-TyneAllusions and Reflections. Greek and Roman Mythology in Renaissance Europe (2015) p. 363 - 380
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/johnnassichuk/82/