
Intertextuality in Flavian Epic Poetry
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Rachel Falconer is Professor and Chair of Modern English Literature at the University of Lausanne. Prior to this, she taught at the Charles University, Prague for two years, then at the University of Sheffield for seventeen years. Her research interests in English literature span a range of historical contexts (particularly the 17th century, and 20-21st centuries) and literary genres (poetry, epic, fantasy, fiction) and approaches including memory studies, the katabatic tradition, and the reception of Virgil and Dante. Stephen Harrison is Professor of Latin Literature at the University of Oxford and Senior Research Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, where he was the Latin tutor from 1987–2020. His research interests lie in Augustan Latin poetry, especially Vergil and Horace, the Roman novel, especially Apuleius, and their reception in later literatures, from early modern Neo-Latin to the contemporary world. Damien Nelis is Professor of Latin (emeritus) at the University of Geneva. His research interests lie in Hellenistic poetry, Latin poetry, the study of the emotions, and the epic tradition. He is writing a book on Vergil's Georgics.