Add to ORKGThis paper explores the use of a Greek myth, in particular the episode of Achilles’ sacrifice of the Trojan prisoners at Patroklos’ tomb (Il. 23. 175-176) as depicted on funerary monuments of Apulia and Etruria in the fourth century BC. An iconographic analysis will allow us to conceptualise the meaning of the myth in the funerary ideologies of these cultures.Este ensayo explora el uso del mito griego, particularmente el episodio del sacrificio de prisioneros troyanos ejecutado por Aquiles ante la tumba de Patroklos (Il. XXIII, 175-176) en monumentos funerarios de Apulia y Etruria en el siglo IV a.C. Mediante una comparación iconográfica, se analizará el significado del mito en la ideología funeraria de estas culturas
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This paper explores the use of a Greek myth, in particular the episode of Achilles’ sacrifice of the...
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