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Translating Invisibility

Some Reflections on Helen Waddell’s Verse Rendering of Adoro Te Devote

May 20, 2022

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Estelle is an Emerita Professor of English and Neo-Latin Studies at Queen's University Belfast. She is widely published and her latest work, John Milton’s Roman Sojourns, 1638-1639: Neo-Latin Self-Fashioning (2020) is published by American Philosophical Society Press.

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