A Syntatic, Stylistic and Metrical Study of Prudentius

Prudentius was a fourth-century Christian poet who was highly regarded in his time but is relatively unknown today. This book provides a detailed analysis of his style, syntax, and meter, and is an important contribution to the study of late antique Latin poetry. Emory Bair Leese was a leading scholar of Latin literature in the early twentieth century, and his work on Prudentius is still highly regarded by specialists in the field.

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