Liverpool Classical Monthly: LCM., Band 9John Pinsent John Pinsent, 1984 |
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... sleep , time and old age are com- mon to all three passages . παντογήρως , of sleep ( 606 ) has been suspected ( vix sanum , Pearson in OCT ) , but sleep , which belongs to the mortal world of change and punctuates the succession of ...
... sleep , time and old age are com- mon to all three passages . παντογήρως , of sleep ( 606 ) has been suspected ( vix sanum , Pearson in OCT ) , but sleep , which belongs to the mortal world of change and punctuates the succession of ...
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... Sleep in line 42. Every adjective used there of Sleep and its actions balances adjectives and other descriptions of Attis . Sleep is fugiens and citus , both adjectives effectively picking up the constant allusions to the speed of Attis ...
... Sleep in line 42. Every adjective used there of Sleep and its actions balances adjectives and other descriptions of Attis . Sleep is fugiens and citus , both adjectives effectively picking up the constant allusions to the speed of Attis ...
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... Sleep and Attis . Sleep rushes speedily to his goddess with whom he then , by implication , sleeps . This is all we learn of Sleep , and in effect it sums all we know so far about Attis . He has travelled swiftly to reach his goddess ...
... Sleep and Attis . Sleep rushes speedily to his goddess with whom he then , by implication , sleeps . This is all we learn of Sleep , and in effect it sums all we know so far about Attis . He has travelled swiftly to reach his goddess ...
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Achilles Aeneas Aeneid Aeschylus amor appears argument Athenian Athens AthPol Attis Augustus bronze spear Callixeinus Cambridge Catullus century Cicero cited classical Clodia commentary context Copyright course Croesus Cybele Dawn passage described Dionysus discussion Editor emendation emperor epithet Euripides evidence example explain fact follows formulae Gellius Grafton Greek gremio gremium Hektor Herakles Herodotus Homer Hypereides Ialysos Iliad interpretation Iophon ISBN Krentz Latin Lichas Lipari Liverpool Livy Martial masks mean mentioned mihi Minoan noverca Oxford parallel Pasithea Peisistratus perhaps phrase play Plotinus Plutarch poem poet poetry Pollux Polybius Proculeius propaganda quae question quod reader reason reference Rhodes Roman Rome Scaliger Scaliger's scholars seems Senate sense sexual Sleep sources Spartan Statius suggests Tacitus terracottas Thucydides Tibullus tion tombs translation women words Zeus γὰρ δὲ εἰς ἐν καὶ μὲν τὸ τῶν