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Phaedrus C. 18 B.C.–C. 55 A.D.: Critical Essay by F. R. D. Goodyear

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SOURCE: "Phaedrus," in The Cambridge History of Classical Literature, edited by E. J. Kenney, Cambridge University Press, 1982, pp. 624-26.

In the essay that follows, Goodyear highlights Phaedrus's choice of style and attempts to explain his stature as an obscure poet.

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