This review examines Latin poetry and commentaries in a collection by Martin Luther, suggesting new perspectives on classical reception.
Unusually for a review of classical reception works, we have several commentaries. The first is a collection of Latin poetry by Martin Luther. 1 This work is made up of an Introduction, two appendices, and six chapters of verse organized around a theme, each with their own introduction, Latin text with facing translation, and commentary.
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