Sulpicia - Corpus Tibullianum III.13-18 (IV.7-12)

Bibliografie

3.13, 3.14, 3.15, 3.16, 3.17, 3.18

Over de jeugd

• E.EYBEN, De onstuimigen. Jeugd en ondeugd in het Oude Rome, Kapellen - Kampen, 1987. = Restless Youth in Ancient Rome, London, 1993.

Over Sulpicia

• H. MacL CURRIE, "The poems of Sulpicia", in: Aufstieg und Niedergang der Römischen Welt 30.3 (1983), 1751-1764.
• N.J. LOWE, "Sulpicia's syntax," Classical Quarterly 38 (1988), 193-205.
• J.M. SNYDER, The woman and the lyre, Carbondale, 1989, 128-136.
• C.U. MERRIAM, "Some notes on the Sulpicia elegies", in: Latomus, 49(1990), 95-98.
• A. KEITH, "Tandem venit amor: a roman woman speaks of love", in: J.P. HALLETT en M.B. SKINNER, Roman sexualities, Princeton, 1997, 295-310.

Op WWW

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• Over de ideale vrouw (volgens de Romeinse man): Susan MARTIN, The women of Rome. Private lives and public personae.
• Diotima:
  - Sulpicia
  - english translation by L.T. PEARCY.
• W.W. BATSTONE, Sulpicia and the Speech of Men.
• S BOERO-IMWINKELRIED, Sulpicia, Mea Vox
• J.R. BRADLEY, "The elegies of Sulpicia: an introduction and commentary", in: New England Classical Journal, 22(1995).
• A. MAHONEY, Sulpiciae carmina omnia.
• Th. K. HUBBARD, The Sulpicia Cycle as Epithalamic Dedication.
• P. D. HABEL, Sulpicia Digna, in: Brown Classical Journal, 7(1991).
• C. W. CONRAD The six poems of Sulpicia arranged in a possible sequence