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... seems to me ill founded . 29. A fuller discussion of imagery is reserved for 3. The Imagery of the Aeneid ' ( below ) . 30. Hunting imagery is particularly appropriate for recalling the fate of Dido : see , e.g. , the hunt ( IV , 129ff ...
... seems to me ill founded . 29. A fuller discussion of imagery is reserved for 3. The Imagery of the Aeneid ' ( below ) . 30. Hunting imagery is particularly appropriate for recalling the fate of Dido : see , e.g. , the hunt ( IV , 129ff ...
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... seems that here Theseus is par- ticularly determined to be convinced of the truth of Phaedra's note against the likely facts . The vigour and unrelenting nature of Theseus ' stand seem too strident as a reaction only to the facts of the ...
... seems that here Theseus is par- ticularly determined to be convinced of the truth of Phaedra's note against the likely facts . The vigour and unrelenting nature of Theseus ' stand seem too strident as a reaction only to the facts of the ...
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main characteristics seem to be an obsession with death and the future , a passion for astrology and , as her name itself suggests ( Leuconoe , ' white mind ' , seems to connote both purity of heart ' and ' clear think- ing ' – a good ...
main characteristics seem to be an obsession with death and the future , a passion for astrology and , as her name itself suggests ( Leuconoe , ' white mind ' , seems to connote both purity of heart ' and ' clear think- ing ' – a good ...
Contents
EDITORIAL page v | 1 |
TALKING ABOUT GREEK TRAGEDY | 26 |
IN DEFENCE OF PERSIUS | 48 |
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