International audienceThe paper will examine the examples of Arethusa and Kyane, two springs situated in Syracusan territory that knew some fame in antiquity. According to legend, the first one, Arethusa, a nymph in the retinue of Artemis, was a Peloponnesian native who crossed the seas to escape the Olympian Alpheius River’s lust. Once aground on Ortygia, later the heart of the Corinthian colony of Syracuse, she was transformed into a spring by her patron goddess, and the river who followed her poured its waters into her streams, establishing an eternal link between the Greek motherland, and Sicily, land of Greek diaspora. For her part, Kyane was a native nymph who witnessed the abduction or rape of Kore by the god Hades, who punished her ...
The article describes the mention of the rivers and the gates of Thebes in the traged...
AcceptedArticleThis is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Ingenta v...
The aim of this paper is to give an account of the origin of the name “Europe” given to the continen...
Nymphs in the Odyssey mediate between maritime and terrestrial perspectives, aiding the integration ...
Examining archeological and epigraphic evidence in its historical context, in this thesis I explore ...
61 pages. A thesis presented to the Department of Classics and the Clark Honors College of the Unive...
Through a new reading of a passage from Euripides’ Electra (v. 774‑858), this article discusses the ...
Pyrrha in Lesbos according to texts and facts. This paper is intended to gather the textual and arc...
International audienceThis paper discusses the ritual wedding vases (loutrophoros and nuptial lebes)...
The archaeological area encompassing the hills to the west of the Athenian Acropolis, namely the Hil...
In ancient Greece, the representation of the divine and heroic world is characterised by a very soph...
dans Florence Gherchanoc et Valérie Huet éd., Dossier : Agents rituels et performances corporelles d...
The eponymous chorus of Euripides’ Phoenissae is all the more surprising as it seems incongruous to ...
Il s’agit dans cet article d’explorer la méditerranéité de Philippe Jaccottet qui s’avère plus cultu...
International audienceThis article deals with three issues pertaining to the role of Zeus as rainmak...
The article describes the mention of the rivers and the gates of Thebes in the traged...
AcceptedArticleThis is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Ingenta v...
The aim of this paper is to give an account of the origin of the name “Europe” given to the continen...
Nymphs in the Odyssey mediate between maritime and terrestrial perspectives, aiding the integration ...
Examining archeological and epigraphic evidence in its historical context, in this thesis I explore ...
61 pages. A thesis presented to the Department of Classics and the Clark Honors College of the Unive...
Through a new reading of a passage from Euripides’ Electra (v. 774‑858), this article discusses the ...
Pyrrha in Lesbos according to texts and facts. This paper is intended to gather the textual and arc...
International audienceThis paper discusses the ritual wedding vases (loutrophoros and nuptial lebes)...
The archaeological area encompassing the hills to the west of the Athenian Acropolis, namely the Hil...
In ancient Greece, the representation of the divine and heroic world is characterised by a very soph...
dans Florence Gherchanoc et Valérie Huet éd., Dossier : Agents rituels et performances corporelles d...
The eponymous chorus of Euripides’ Phoenissae is all the more surprising as it seems incongruous to ...
Il s’agit dans cet article d’explorer la méditerranéité de Philippe Jaccottet qui s’avère plus cultu...
International audienceThis article deals with three issues pertaining to the role of Zeus as rainmak...
The article describes the mention of the rivers and the gates of Thebes in the traged...
AcceptedArticleThis is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Ingenta v...
The aim of this paper is to give an account of the origin of the name “Europe” given to the continen...