Liverpool Classical Monthly: LCM., Bände 17-18J. Pinsent, 1992 |
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... Herakles ( BA2 , pp . 106-22 ) . Bernal rejects the Semitic traces and background of Herakles , e.g. , the use of clubs by both Herakles and Gilgamesh , the similarity of the Phoenician god Melqart to Herakles , and proposes that the ...
... Herakles ( BA2 , pp . 106-22 ) . Bernal rejects the Semitic traces and background of Herakles , e.g. , the use of clubs by both Herakles and Gilgamesh , the similarity of the Phoenician god Melqart to Herakles , and proposes that the ...
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... Herakles with Thebes that Bernal posits can not be embraced uncritically . Other traditions record Herakles ' birth in Argos , in the vicinity of which his Labors occurred , and from here his cult spread to Thebes and throughout ...
... Herakles with Thebes that Bernal posits can not be embraced uncritically . Other traditions record Herakles ' birth in Argos , in the vicinity of which his Labors occurred , and from here his cult spread to Thebes and throughout ...
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... Herakles above points to the various weaknesses in recognizing Herakles as a ' Middle Kingdom pharaoh . ' Again problematic in this discussion is the way that Bernal mixes his sources ; e.g. , in discussing the figures of Semele and ...
... Herakles above points to the various weaknesses in recognizing Herakles as a ' Middle Kingdom pharaoh . ' Again problematic in this discussion is the way that Bernal mixes his sources ; e.g. , in discussing the figures of Semele and ...
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