Note on Catullus, 84

Catullus, Ennius, and the Poetics of Aui^sion'

earlier Latin literature; they adopted instead the manner and the matter of Alexandrian poetry, particularly of Callimachus. They wrote urbane short poems and recondite epyllia; they made use of Greek words in transliteration and of learned allusions after the manner of the Alexandrians; they polished the hexameter to such a degree that Catullus, in poem 64, shows not a single violation of Herm...

The Impermanent Text in Catullus and Other Roman Poets

To us, who have lived our entire lives in a culture saturated with print, it seems obvious that the survival of a verbal artifact for any length of time would be impossible without material texts. To a writer, getting published is the necessary first step toward a potentially limitless Nachleben. The fact that, ceteris paribus, a new book is more likely to be pulped within a few years than to s...

Note 84 - 47 PERFORMANCE FEEDBACK : A REVIEW OF ITS PSYCHOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS

A 138589 Research Note 84 - 55 AN OVERVIEW OF PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENT EFFORTS IN ARMY ORGANIZATIONS

This paper presents an overview of the types of productivity improvement efforts being conducted in the Army. The activities of the formal Army programs, which are associated with comptroller offices, typically reflect the traditional industrial engineer approach stressing efficiency with relatively little emphasis on behavioral science concerns. An exception is the Productivity Enhancement, Me...

PTH(1-84)/PTH(7-84): a balance of power.

This review considers many new basic and clinical aspects of parathyroid hormone (PTH). We focus especially on the identification of PTH fragments and how they may relate to renal failure, diagnosis, and treatment of secondary hyperparathyroidism and renal osteodystrophy. The biosynthesis and metabolism of PTH, measurement of circulating forms of PTH, the effects of PTH on receptor activation a...