This is a valuable addition to Quintus studies, and indispensable for scholars of book 14 and for those who are more generally interested in the relation of the Posthomerica with the Odyssey, Aeneid or Greek and Roman tragedy. As much as a user-friendly tool for readers of Posthomerica 14, this book provides new, original insights in the study of Quintus's poetics; food for thought for — hopefully — many future studies.
Katerina Carvounis is a Lecturer in Ancient Greek Literature at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and was previously a British Academy Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Faculty of Classics at the University of Cambridge, where she was also a Fellow of Murray Edwards College. Her main research interests include early hexameter poetry and later Greek literature, and her publications include the edited volume Signs of Life? Studies in Later Greek
Poetry (Ramus vol. 37.1-2) (with Richard Lawrence Hunter; Aureal, 2008) and (in Modern Greek) An Anthology of Late Antique Poetry (with Konstantinos Spanoudakis and Nikos Litinas; e-publication, 2015).