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... Galatea only appears to the extent that Alexis has taken over much of her role . Much , perhaps most , of the imagery of Eclogue 2 lavished upon the disturbing contemporary figure of Alexis comes from the Cyclops ' hymn of praise to Galatea ...
... Galatea only appears to the extent that Alexis has taken over much of her role . Much , perhaps most , of the imagery of Eclogue 2 lavished upon the disturbing contemporary figure of Alexis comes from the Cyclops ' hymn of praise to Galatea ...
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However Galatea is not the only marine figure . In addition to Thetis ( 4.31f . ) and Doris ( 10.5 ) , with whom I shall deal in the imagery section later , we encounter a striking allusion to another female figure associated both with ...
However Galatea is not the only marine figure . In addition to Thetis ( 4.31f . ) and Doris ( 10.5 ) , with whom I shall deal in the imagery section later , we encounter a striking allusion to another female figure associated both with ...
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