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Resumo: O presente trabalho contem breve estudo sobre o prefacio do livro II de O rapto de Proserpina , do poeta alexandrino Claudio Claudiano. Busca analisar a presenca de Orfeu e seu hino a Hercules, numa narrativa de epica mitologica, cujo tema e o rapto da filha de Ceres por Plutao. A forma do prefacio, em disticos elegiacos, tambem e focalizada e se justifica pelo conteudo desse poema-preludio, um verdadeiro hino de triunfo a chegada de Hercules a Tracia e a harmonizacao da natureza, pelo canto de Orfeu. As potencialidades do metro, em que o solene hexâmetro e seguido pelo enfatico pentâmetro, nas penas de um habilidoso escritor, e o que garante o tom de lamento e exaltacao que antecipa o sofrimento da raptada e a alegria do raptor. Palavras-Chave: O rapto de Proserpina ; Claudio Claudiano; prefacio do livro II; Orfeu; Hercules; distico elegiaco. Abstract: The present work contains a brief study of the preface to Book II of The Abduction of Proserpine , by the Alexandrian poet Claudius Claudianus. It seeks to analyze the presence of Orpheus and his hymn to Hercules through the narrative of a mythological story, whose theme is the abduction of the daughter of Ceres by Pluto. The form of the preface, in elegiac couplets, is focused on and justified by a poem-prelude, a triumphal hymn to the arrival of Hercules to Thrace, and to the harmonization of Nature by the song of Orpheus. In the writing feathers of a skilled writer, it is the potentialities of the rhythm, in which the solemn hexameter is followed by the emphatic pentameter, that guarantees the tone of lament and exaltation that anticipates the suffering of the abducted and the joy of the abductor. Keywords: The Abduction of Proserpine ; Claudius Claudianus; Preface of the Book II; Orpheus; Hercules; elegiac couple.

O canto de Orfeu em dísticos elegíacos: lamento e exaltação no prefácio II de O rapto de Prosérpina