Orestis Karavas was born in Athens, Greece. Since 2005 he has taught at the University of the Peloponnese (Kalamata, Greece), where he is currently an Associate Professor. He has published widely on the literature of Imperial Rome and the epic poetry of Later Antiquity.

• Introduction; 1. Incorporated poetic verses; 2. Isolated words or syntagmas; 3. Paraphrased quotations retaining key-words of the original passage; 4. Conflation of passages; 5. Intentional alteration of the quotations; 6. A quotation continued by the author in his own or other poet’s words; Conclusion.

Orestis Karavas was born in Athens, Greece. Since 2005 he has taught at the University of the Peloponnese (Kalamata, Greece), where he is currently an Associate Professor. He has published widely on the literature of Imperial Rome and the epic poetry of Later Antiquity.

• Introduction; 1. Incorporated poetic verses; 2. Isolated words or syntagmas; 3. Paraphrased quotations retaining key-words of the original passage; 4. Conflation of passages; 5. Intentional alteration of the quotations; 6. A quotation continued by the author in his own or other poet’s words; Conclusion.

Orestis Karavas was born in Athens, Greece. Since 2005 he has taught at the University of the Peloponnese (Kalamata, Greece), where he is currently an Associate Professor. He has published widely on the literature of Imperial Rome and the epic poetry of Later Antiquity.

• Introduction; 1. Incorporated poetic verses; 2. Isolated words or syntagmas; 3. Paraphrased quotations retaining key-words of the original passage; 4. Conflation of passages; 5. Intentional alteration of the quotations; 6. A quotation continued by the author in his own or other poet’s words; Conclusion.