Nonnos De Panopolis, Les Dionysiaques
Tome III: Chants VI-VIII
edited and translated by Pierre Chuvin, editorial coordination by Francis Vian
Les trois chants des Dionysiaques publies dans ce volume forment un ensemble capital pour la connaissance de l’art de leur auteur, de la civilisation de l’Antiquite tardive et de la mythologie antique. Les themes astrologiques et orphiques brasses dans le chant VI, l’explosion sensuelle et mystique des amours de Zeus et de Semele aux chants VII et VIII, la puissante vision du destin de l’Univers qui s’exprime dans l’ensemble, font la qualite de ces trois chants et assurent leur originalite au sein du poeme lui-meme. Ce volume, le sixieme publie dans notre collection apres les tomes I-II, IV, VII et IX, presente les memes qualites que les autres volumes: surete de l’etablissement du texte, qualite de la traduction francaise, grande richesse des prefaces et des notes. Cette edition est, a l’heure actuelle, sans equivalent.
- By (author) Panopolis Nonnos de
- Edited and translated by Pierre Chuvin
- Editorial coordination by Francis Vian
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