Prendendo le mosse da un passo di Ammiano Marcellino (XIV 11,25), che lascia emergere un’evidente sovrapposizione tra la figura di Adrasteia e quella Nemesis, il contributo si propone di esaminare le ragioni che hanno condotto le due potenze ad essere indicate l’una come l’eteronimo dell’altra. A partire dalle fonti di V secolo fino alla paremiografia e alla lessicografia di età imperiale si ricostruisce un percorso che si propone di mostrare gli accidenti e le molteplici variabili cui le logiche di denominazione del divino, nel mondo greco, possono essere soggette.Starting from a passage by Ammiano Marcellino (XIV 11,25), which reveals an evident overlap between the figure of Adrasteia and that of Nemesis, the contribution aims to examine ...
Euripides’ fr. 777a Kannicht, from Phaethon, should be placed at the end of tragedy: probably these ...
peer reviewedOne of the most striking literary female portrayals which we have inherited from the cl...
In this text the authors focus on two female figures of ancient greek litera- ture: Antigone and Hel...
Starting from a passage by Ammianus Marcellinus (XIV 11,25), which reveals an overlapping between Ad...
L’articolo prende in esame quella particolare forma di indignazione che Aristotele indica, nel seco...
L’epiteto chrysaoros è generalmente attestato, nell’epica omerica e nell’innografia pseudomerica, pe...
Connected with the discovery of fire and the beginning of the civilisation process, Prometheus is on...
The contribution aims at showing how the same “revisionism” attested in Greek tradition about Homer ...
The study proposes an examen of the genealogies related to the mythical figure of Eumolpus, in the l...
An intellectual, namely an educated person, a scholar who enjoys studying and has a vast knowledge, ...
The study is focused on the comparison of some modern imitations (written by Rilke, Yourcenar, Savin...
peer reviewedAfter a theoretical and methodological introduction to the study of Hellenistic ruler c...
In Greek religion for some mythical figures the death represents the most important stage of transit...
Aim of this paper is to investigate the history of female monstrosity in ancient Greek literature in...
The silence characterizes two Roman goddesses: Angerona and Tacita, both mute. The first goddess, th...
Euripides’ fr. 777a Kannicht, from Phaethon, should be placed at the end of tragedy: probably these ...
peer reviewedOne of the most striking literary female portrayals which we have inherited from the cl...
In this text the authors focus on two female figures of ancient greek litera- ture: Antigone and Hel...
Starting from a passage by Ammianus Marcellinus (XIV 11,25), which reveals an overlapping between Ad...
L’articolo prende in esame quella particolare forma di indignazione che Aristotele indica, nel seco...
L’epiteto chrysaoros è generalmente attestato, nell’epica omerica e nell’innografia pseudomerica, pe...
Connected with the discovery of fire and the beginning of the civilisation process, Prometheus is on...
The contribution aims at showing how the same “revisionism” attested in Greek tradition about Homer ...
The study proposes an examen of the genealogies related to the mythical figure of Eumolpus, in the l...
An intellectual, namely an educated person, a scholar who enjoys studying and has a vast knowledge, ...
The study is focused on the comparison of some modern imitations (written by Rilke, Yourcenar, Savin...
peer reviewedAfter a theoretical and methodological introduction to the study of Hellenistic ruler c...
In Greek religion for some mythical figures the death represents the most important stage of transit...
Aim of this paper is to investigate the history of female monstrosity in ancient Greek literature in...
The silence characterizes two Roman goddesses: Angerona and Tacita, both mute. The first goddess, th...
Euripides’ fr. 777a Kannicht, from Phaethon, should be placed at the end of tragedy: probably these ...
peer reviewedOne of the most striking literary female portrayals which we have inherited from the cl...
In this text the authors focus on two female figures of ancient greek litera- ture: Antigone and Hel...