Dracontius, who wrote in North africa toward the end of the fifth century and the beginning of the sixth, composed carmina christiana and carmina profana. among the latter are three brief hexameter poems, which relate the ...

This paper studies the treatment of mythology in Aristophanes’ scholia. First of all, attention is paid to the role played by mythology in Aristophanes, since the scholiast will always allude to this discipline to explain ...

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En este trabajo describimos los rasgos arcaicos de las construcciones de infinitivo en las lenguas eslavas tempranas como vestigios de una situación lingüística anterior en las que las formas de infinitivo históricas eran ...

introduction to the dossier that includes several of the papers presented at the conference "transformations of Greek myths: parody and rationalization", held at the Faculty of letters/letren Fakultatea of the university ...

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the oneiric experience of Clytemnestra has a remarkable relevance in the tragic versions of the myth as an element that propitiates the libations at the tomb of agamemnon, a framework in which the recognition of his ...

he strophades are one of those places that enter into the imagination of a culture and shape its vision of the world. these islands entered the Greek cosmographical world as an etiological myth resulting from the transposition ...

the literary history of mythological comedy, from epicharmus, the inventor of the genre, to the attic dramatists, is permeated by intertextual relations and cross-references between individual authors. Cratinus took over ...

This paper presents a new proposal for the interpretation of the bilingual (Greek-latin) epigraphic poem, which Moretti labelled as IGUR iii 1427, discovered in rome and already in a fragmentary state. as will be pointed ...