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Roman Poets in Hungarian Literature of the 18th and 19th Century

Roman Poets in Hungarian Literature of the 18th and 19th Century (23)

Virgil, Horace, Ovid
Nemzetközi konferencia, Miskolc, 2016. október 6-8.
Szervezők:
Miskolci Egyetem BTK Irodalomtudományi Doktori Iskola
MTA BTK Irodalomtudományi Intézet XVIII. századi Osztály
ELTE BTK Magyar Irodalom- és Kultúratudományi Intézet XVIII–XIX. századi Tanszék
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Conference

Session 8 (3)
Session 7 (2)
Session 6 (3)
Session 5 (3)
Session 4 (3)
Session 3 (3)
Session 2 (3)
Session 1 (3)

J. L. Pyrkers „Tunisias”
Wilhelm Kühlmann 8 years ago - 29:44

The Poetry of Ovid and Vergil in István Agyich’s
János Rédey 8 years ago - 29:35

Dániel Berzsenyi and Horace
Gábor Vaderna 8 years ago - 21:06

Two Men – Two Libraries
Attila Buda
Anna Tüskés 8 years ago - 25:36

Classical Models in the Poetry of György Aranka
József Kerti 8 years ago - 26:55

Imitation of Virgil’s and Ovid’s Heroine Themes
Rumen István Csörsz
Mária Hovánszki 8 years ago - 26:30

„Skytischer Horaz”
Etelka Doncsecz 8 years ago - 19:06

Is Melancholy A Cheerful Mode?
Katalin Boreczky 8 years ago - 19:17

Das Erbe der antiken Dichter in den Gattungen der
Ágnes Dóbék 8 years ago - 19:58

„… I agree with Horace”
Rumen István Csörsz 8 years ago - 34:05

Ovid in the 18th-Century Historiography
Levente Pap 8 years ago - 13:52

Ovid in Losonc
Katalin Czibula 8 years ago - 11:51