De Arte Metrica Archilochi Quaestiones

De Arte Metrica Archilochi Quaestiones is a scholarly dissertation, written in Latin, focusing on the metrical techniques employed by the ancient Greek poet Archilochus. This work by Hermann Dettmer delves into the intricacies of Archilochus' poetic craft, offering insights into the rhythms, structures, and artistic choices that define his verse. As a detailed examination of ancient metrics, this study provides valuable information for scholars and students of classical literature, linguistics, and ancient history. The book offers a deep dive into the technical aspects of Archilochus' poetry, illuminating the nuances of his style and contributing to a broader understanding of ancient Greek poetic traditions.

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