Pompey in Cicero's "Correspondence" and Lucan's "Civil war" Rutilius Taurus Aemilianus Vorgestellt in einer Betrachtung über

Vorgestellt in einer Betrachtung über das Klaglied des Propheten Jeremias

bestehend aus Einleitung

A thematic and bibliographical guide / SCHRÖDER

JUAN RUIZ -- The Norm-Value Distinction in 1963 / DANIELSSON

Report on Session 2: Linguistics -- Session 3: Literature and Arts -- Possible Worlds and Literary Fictions -- Discussion of Lubomír Dolezel's paper "Possible Worlds and Literary Fictions" -- Fictional Worlds and the Economy of the Imaginary -- Duality and Deviance: Two Semantic Modes

Pompey in Cicero's "Correspondence" and Lucan's "Civil war" Rutilius Taurus Aemilianus Vorgestellt in einer Betrachtung überFrontmatter ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE NOTES I. INTRODUCTION II. POMPEIUS, NOSTER AMICUS (CORRESPONDENCE 68 61 B. C.) III. LEVITAS, TRADUCTOR AD PLEBEM, ET DYNASTUS (CORRESPONDENCE 60 59 B. C., DE BELLO CIVILI 1 10) IV. PERFIDIA POMPEI (CORRESPONDENCE 58 49 B. C., DE BELLO CIVILI 1 10) V. ISTUM CANTO CAESAREM POMPEIO ADSENTIOR (CORRESPONDENCE 54 49 B. C., DE BELLO CIVILI 1 10) VI. INVALIDAE CAUSAE EMATHIAE FUNESTA DIES AGNI RUINA