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... Aeschylus , Persae 163 , but here once again interpretation is difficult , there is no mention to Tyche as such , and , moreover , the text may be corrupt . Page sees the word as strengthening its adjective , assuming it is more ...
... Aeschylus , Persae 163 , but here once again interpretation is difficult , there is no mention to Tyche as such , and , moreover , the text may be corrupt . Page sees the word as strengthening its adjective , assuming it is more ...
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... Aeschylus Choephori 614ff . ) . Despite conjectures that Virgil found precedents in Hellenistic literature for his amalgamation of these , there is no evidence for it and the mythographers Apollodorus and Hyginus know nothing of it ...
... Aeschylus Choephori 614ff . ) . Despite conjectures that Virgil found precedents in Hellenistic literature for his amalgamation of these , there is no evidence for it and the mythographers Apollodorus and Hyginus know nothing of it ...
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