The Reception of the New Sappho in Latin Literature
By Llewelyn Morgan
Paper 4: The Reception of the New Sappho in Latin Literature
No sooner had new fragments of Sappho come to light, than Latinists were trying to gauge their impact on Roman poetry. This paper will assess the relevance of this new material for our understanding of Latin literature, in the process arguing that an important connection exists between Sappho’s Brothers Poem and what is arguably Horace’s greatest lyric of all, Odes 3.29.
"(S)he do the polis in different voices"
By Joel Lidov
Paper 2: “(S)he do the polis in different voices”
Sappho and her Brothers
By Eva Stehle
Paper 3: Sappho and Her Brothers
Provenance, authenticity, and the text of the New Sappho papyri
By Dirk Obbink
(Please note that SCS has issued a comment on the abstract below)
Paper 1: Provenance, authenticity, and text of the New Sappho Papyri
Reimagining the Fragments of Sappho
By Diane Rayor
Paper 5: Reimagining the Fragments of Sappho