Sext. Aurel. Propertii Elegiarum Libri Quatuor: Cum Nova Textus Recensione, Argumentisque Et Comm. Novo, Quibus Accedunt Imitationes Et Index Verborum Locupletiss.

This edition of Sextus Propertius's "Elegiarum Libri Quatuor" presents a meticulously revised text, accompanied by insightful arguments and a new commentary. Designed for scholars and students of classical literature, this volume offers a fresh perspective on Propertius's elegies, renowned for their emotional depth and complex poetic style.

Included are imitations and an exhaustive index verborum, facilitating a deeper understanding and appreciation of Propertius's work. This edition aims to provide a comprehensive resource for those seeking to explore the nuances of Roman poetry and the cultural context in which it flourished.

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