Марко Валерије Марцијал: стварна и измишљена песничка аутобиографија
Marcus Valerius Martialis: the poet's real and fictional autobiography
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У овом раду покушаћемо да преко Марцијалових
епиграма дочарамо његово књижевно доба, живот талентованог песника,
полтрона, полемирача. Писали бисмо о томе шта је Марко Валерије мислио
о трајности свога дела. Сазнавали бисмо о томе како је Марцијал себе видео,
како се представљао, а какав је, уистину, био.
Marcus Valerius Martialis was one of the few Spaniards who came to Rome
in his early twenties and succeded to gain immense prestige and glory as one of
the greatest Roman poets of the time. Not much is known of his biography and
the major facts are derived almost entirely from his epigrams. A brief overview of
the poet’s creativity led us to the conclusion that he has lived well and enjoyed life
in Rome. In order to maintain his status and meet the ordinary expenses of living
he had to play the role of a client throughout his lifetime. Martial’s poetical nature
was genuine, but here and there he does come across as an imposter. When he was
finally saturated and perhaps a bit embarrassed by his life in Rome, he returned
to his native Bilbilis to revive the scenes familiar from his youth. There he quickly
realized that he could not live happily away from the literary and social pleasures
of Rome for long. It was a diverse Rome with its bustle which Martial observed ...
with all his senses and blended into an exceptional and varied poetry. However,
it was impossible to return. Atropos has cut the poet’s thread of life. Somewhere,
in the gloom of the Colosseum, Martial bowed down to us and took his “funny
little books” with himself into eternity. And we read them until we join him. As
readers, again.
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Марко Валерије Марцијал (између 38. и 41–44. г. н. е) / аутобиографија / Рим / слава / епиграмиSource:
Антика некад и сад: домети цивилизације и траг антике: 12. међународни скуп: зборник радова, 2019, 12, 129-140Publisher:
- Друштво за античке студије, Београд
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Klasične nauke / Classical StudiesTY - CONF AU - Maričić, Gordan AU - Šajin, Željka PY - 2019 UR - http://reff.f.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/3596 AB - У овом раду покушаћемо да преко Марцијалових епиграма дочарамо његово књижевно доба, живот талентованог песника, полтрона, полемирача. Писали бисмо о томе шта је Марко Валерије мислио о трајности свога дела. Сазнавали бисмо о томе како је Марцијал себе видео, како се представљао, а какав је, уистину, био. AB - Marcus Valerius Martialis was one of the few Spaniards who came to Rome in his early twenties and succeded to gain immense prestige and glory as one of the greatest Roman poets of the time. Not much is known of his biography and the major facts are derived almost entirely from his epigrams. A brief overview of the poet’s creativity led us to the conclusion that he has lived well and enjoyed life in Rome. In order to maintain his status and meet the ordinary expenses of living he had to play the role of a client throughout his lifetime. Martial’s poetical nature was genuine, but here and there he does come across as an imposter. When he was finally saturated and perhaps a bit embarrassed by his life in Rome, he returned to his native Bilbilis to revive the scenes familiar from his youth. There he quickly realized that he could not live happily away from the literary and social pleasures of Rome for long. It was a diverse Rome with its bustle which Martial observed with all his senses and blended into an exceptional and varied poetry. However, it was impossible to return. Atropos has cut the poet’s thread of life. Somewhere, in the gloom of the Colosseum, Martial bowed down to us and took his “funny little books” with himself into eternity. And we read them until we join him. As readers, again. PB - Друштво за античке студије, Београд C3 - Антика некад и сад: домети цивилизације и траг антике: 12. међународни скуп: зборник радова T1 - Марко Валерије Марцијал: стварна и измишљена песничка аутобиографија T1 - Marcus Valerius Martialis: the poet's real and fictional autobiography EP - 140 IS - 12 SP - 129 UR - https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_reff_3596 ER -
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Maričić, G.,& Šajin, Ž.. (2019). Марко Валерије Марцијал: стварна и измишљена песничка аутобиографија. in Антика некад и сад: домети цивилизације и траг антике: 12. међународни скуп: зборник радова Друштво за античке студије, Београд.(12), 129-140. https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_reff_3596
Maričić G, Šajin Ž. Марко Валерије Марцијал: стварна и измишљена песничка аутобиографија. in Антика некад и сад: домети цивилизације и траг антике: 12. међународни скуп: зборник радова. 2019;(12):129-140. https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_reff_3596 .
Maričić, Gordan, Šajin, Željka, "Марко Валерије Марцијал: стварна и измишљена песничка аутобиографија" in Антика некад и сад: домети цивилизације и траг антике: 12. међународни скуп: зборник радова, no. 12 (2019):129-140, https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_reff_3596 .