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Legras' Studies in Statius - L. Legras. Les Puniques et la Thėbaïde (Revue des Études Anciennes, vii. 4. Pp. 31). Bordeaux and Paris, 1906. - Les Lėgendes Thébaines dans l'Épopėe et la Tragėdie grecques. Paris: Cornély et Cie., 1905. Pp. 192. Fr. 4.50. - Ėtude, sur la Thėbaïde de Stace. Paris: Cornély et Cie., 1905. Pp. 356. Fr. 6.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 October 2009

H. W. Garrod
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The Classical Review , Volume 20 , Issue 5 , June 1906 , pp. 274 - 278
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1 I can recall in recent years only Mr.Wilson's, Langford pamphlet on the Metaphors of Statius (1898).Google Scholar

2 The work of Welcker may be said, since Bethe in 1891, to be quite superseded.

3 Homeric students will find the subject of the relation of Theb. and Oedip. to Homer discussed on pp. 37 sqq. I notice that Mr. Hall's Oldest Civilisation of Greece is more than once cited here: I mention this because it is the only reference to any English writer, save Jebb, which I have come across in M. Legras.