Ille referre aliter saepe solebat idem (Ov. Ars II 128) Una lectura en contexto
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Although referred to Ulysses, the phrase ille referre aliter saepe solebat ídem (Ars II 128) has been and is rightly considered a metapoetic statement with which Ovid refers to his own writing. This verse is analyzed in its context in order to demonstrate that it is a performative statement which implies that the differentiated repetition of the same thing is actualized in each and every one of the planes of the passage that contains it.
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