Lamenta sola conferunt solacium – the sorrows of Eugenius II

Andrew Fear

Lamenta sola conferunt solacium – the sorrows of Eugenius II

Andrew Fear

Classics, Ancient History & Egyptology

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Abstract

Argues that the poetry of Eugenius II at the Visigothic court was not merely devotional, but part of a debate about the nature and purpose of good poetry

Original language	English
Journal	Early Medieval Europe
Publication status	Submitted - 2017

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Lamenta sola conferunt solacium – the sorrows of Eugenius II

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