Religious Prose
Religious Prose is a genre of Renaissance prose that belongs to the broader category of religious literature and is distinguished by its didactic, devotional, or theological content expressed in non-poetic form, often intended to instruct, reform, or edify readers in matters of Christian faith and practice.
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Virgil, "Aeneid" 7: A Commentary
Alessandro Barchiesi, Nicholas Horsfall · The Classical World · 2001 · 181 citations
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