A latin poet and the paulista lyre
A forgotten tranlation to a Martial's epigram
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https://doi.org/10.34024/herodoto.2019.v4.10967Keywords:
Martial, Eprigram, Poetic translation, Brazilian modernismAbstract
This article presents a translation of an epigram by Martial (XII, 57) ignored by Brazilian clacissists, published in an edition of the magazine O Pirralho from 1911. In addition to the transcription of the forgotten translation, comments will be made regarding the identity of the translator and his merit will be presented not only through the discussion of his translation procedures but also of the confrontation between the place that the poem occupies in the work of the Latin poet and the type of interlocution that it can have with the other poems that circulated in that magazine.
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