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"""Habermehl's ninety-page commentary on the Widow of Ephesus is probably the best available analysis of the tale, which [...] has achieved more fame than the Cena Trimalchionis. He follows the story of the Widow to Joyce's Dublin, a related version even to China, but his primary goal throughout his commentary is traditional, hard-core, philological research: textual, linguistic, historical, literary."" Gareth Schmeling in: GNOMON 94, 2022, 173-175"

""Habermehl's ninety-page commentary on the Widow of Ephesus is probably the best available analysis of the tale, which [...] has achieved more fame than the Cena Trimalchionis. He follows the story of the Widow to Joyce's Dublin, a related version even to China, but his primary goal throughout his commentary is traditional, hard-core, philological research: textual, linguistic, historical, literary."" Gareth Schmeling (""A Commentary on the Satyrica of Petronius"", Oxford 2011), in: GNOMON 94, 2022, 173-175

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Peter Habermehl, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.

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