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Performing Mime in the Idylls of Theocritus: Metrical Mime, Drama, and the “Everyday” in Theocritus, Idylls 2, 14, 15 [PDF]
Idylls 2, 14, and 15 are earmarked by scholars for their overt relationship with ancient mime. They have long carried the label “urban mimes,” but what is mime, let alone “urban mime,” and what is Theocritus’ relationship with the poorly preserved art ...
Miles, Sarah
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This paper explores the origins and formation of bucolic poetry as a distinct genre within the Theocritean corpus. We know little or nothing about the pre-Theocritean traditions on archetypal figures such as Daphnis or Comatas, but it is reasonable to ...
MASSIMILLA GIULIO
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Theocritus and the Visual Arts
International audienceEven though Theocritus’ poetry is often associated by modern readers with visuality, there is only one full description of a work of art in the Idylls.
Prioux, Évelyne
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Mit DruckermarkeImpressum gemäss Kolophon (im Detail: "Etypōthē en ... BASILEIAi, para ANDRAIAi KRATANDRŌi, mēni Skirrophoriōni, etei ... Chiliostō pentakosiostō triakostō"
Theocritus
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Perhaps the strangest feature of Theocritus’ Idyll 11 is the fact that the Hellenistic poet selects a mythological creature notorious for its barbarism and inhumanity, in order to validate his thesis that poetry is the only medicine for love, the most ...
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Myth and Narrative in Theocritus
This chapter examines the different types of mythic narrative and their many various uses in Theocritus. Heroic myth can be employed as a paradigm for human experience but can also underline the differences between the heroic age and the worlds of ...
Morrison, A. D., Morrison, Andrew
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An analysis of several passages of Theocritus, which were judged by certain critics to be corrupt or incomprehensible, shows that they are textually sound.An analysis of several passages of Theocritus, which were judged by certain critics to be corrupt ...
White, Heather
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recens è Graeco in Latinum, ad verbum translata, Andrea Divo Iustinopolitano interprete ; Eiusdem Epigrammata, Bipennis, Ala, et Ara / latinitati donata, eodem Andrea Divo interpreteDruckort, Drucker und Verleger dem Kolophon entnommen; Druckdatum gemäss
Theocritus
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Theocritus : a Select Bibliography
Rossi Mary Ann. Theocritus : a Select Bibliography. In: L'antiquité classique, Tome 56, 1987. pp.
Rossi, Mary Ann
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Van der Valk Marchinus H. A. L. H. Theocritus XXVI. In: L'antiquité classique, Tome 34, fasc. 1, 1965. pp.
Van der Valk, Marchinus
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