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2017
Héraclès de la villa des Hadriens à Tivoli Skopas. Grec, milieu du IVe siècle av. J.-C., copie de Rome, Malibu, J.P. Getty Museum. The Royal Cast Collection (Copenhague, Danemark). Fabriqué avec Memento Beta (maintenant ReMake) d'AutoDesk. Héraclès , né Alcaeus ou Alcides, était un héros divin dans la mythologie grecque, fils de Zeus et d'Alcmène, fils
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Héraclès de la villa des Hadriens à Tivoli Skopas. Grec, milieu du IVe siècle av. J.-C., copie de Rome, Malibu, J.P. Getty Museum. The Royal Cast Collection (Copenhague, Danemark). Fabriqué avec Memento Beta (maintenant ReMake) d'AutoDesk. Héraclès , né Alcaeus ou Alcides, était un héros divin dans la mythologie grecque, fils de Zeus et d'Alcmène, fils
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Stoacı Alegori: Herakles ve İşleri
Kilikya Felsefe Dergisi / Cilicia Journal of Philosophy, 2020Bir metnin alegoriler, semboller ya da mecazlar aracılığıyla söylediğini gizlemesi ya da söylediğinden başkasını söylemek istemesi, hakikatin doğrudan anlaşılamayacağını ya da aktarılamayacağını gösterir.
Melike Molacı
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2000
Abstract Immediately after the parabasis (lines 738 ff.), Aristophanes’ Frogs starts over with a new “prologue” symptomatic of the play’s double plan that has long troubled critics. First, there is the retrieval of Euripides played out in two sequences involving katabasis and comic business at the door to Hades.
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Abstract Immediately after the parabasis (lines 738 ff.), Aristophanes’ Frogs starts over with a new “prologue” symptomatic of the play’s double plan that has long troubled critics. First, there is the retrieval of Euripides played out in two sequences involving katabasis and comic business at the door to Hades.
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2010
Wilamowitz-Moellendorff's edition of Herakles was published in 1895. The renowned German philologist delivers a detailed reading and translation of Euripides' classic tragedy, and also provides the reader with an introduction to the context in which the tragedy unfolds. Volume 1 is divided into three parts.
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Wilamowitz-Moellendorff's edition of Herakles was published in 1895. The renowned German philologist delivers a detailed reading and translation of Euripides' classic tragedy, and also provides the reader with an introduction to the context in which the tragedy unfolds. Volume 1 is divided into three parts.
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Numen, 1970
AbstractFor reasons of symmetry between Zeus and Hera, Hera is identified with the night sky; further arguments in favour of this interpretation are the myth about the origin of the Milky Way, Hera's epitheton bo-opis (with the great shining eye, the Moon) and the etymological argument, that old-indian svarga means the sky.
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AbstractFor reasons of symmetry between Zeus and Hera, Hera is identified with the night sky; further arguments in favour of this interpretation are the myth about the origin of the Milky Way, Hera's epitheton bo-opis (with the great shining eye, the Moon) and the etymological argument, that old-indian svarga means the sky.
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HERAKLES/MELQART: THE GREEK FAÇADE OF A PHOENICIAN DEITY
, 2020R. Lima
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