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Lucan, not studied enough as source for so many of Dante's verses, is also beginning to receive more attention. Again, for the standard bibliography see Mazzoni (Mazz.1965.1), pp. 140-141. And now see Dean.1993.1 and also the contributions of De Angelis and Schnapp, as well as the appended discussion, in Bara.1997.1, pp. 67-145. For a recent study arguing for Dante's close and highly nuanced reading of Lucan, one that helps to account for much of the portrait of his Ulysses, see Stull and Hollander (Stul.1991.1).