chaste and faithful galla - propertius Flashcards

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When was it written?

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20 BC

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Who is Postmus

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Friend, or relative of propertius

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Gallagh crying to follow Augustus’ brave standard as a soldier.

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juxtaposition, brave/crying
Negative impact that war has on families

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4
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was the glory of Parthia spoils worth so much to you?

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War is greed
Material gains

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Gala repeatedly, begging you not to do it

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loyalty, desperation, despair
Create sympathy for galla
Soldiers don’t really care about wives there, simply following a Gustus is orders in hope to receive the material benefit
Some soldiers never returned from war

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may all you, greedy ones parish equally

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Paints soldiers as the selfish ones as opposed to the usual portraying them of being brave and selfless

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prefers his weapon to be a faithful bride

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propertius Doesn’t agree with the priorities of many men
The morals and standards of the time are mixed up stop

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she, in the meantime, will Pine away at each idle, rumour, for fear, your courage

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not a fair situation
Women left to suffer the emotional consequences
War gets man, glory

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That’s how they come back

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More sympathy for gala, selfish of men to go

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you are three or four times Blessed by galas chastity

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loyalty, he doesn’t deserve her
Pudicitia

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what shall a Girl do with no fear to guard her with Rome to instructor in its voluptuousness

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Criticism of Rome, moral laxity
Focus in wrong areas while soldiers win wars, moral standards drop back in Rome
Overindulgence

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12
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rest secure gifts will not win gala

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She will not partake in adultery

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not in vain, since his wife stayed chased at home aelia galla will out, do Penelope’s loyalty

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elevate the poem to that of Homeric epic
She has proven herself even more loyal than the most loyal woman known

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