This paper suggests that the phraseology of Hermesianax fr. 7.73-4 Powell may reflect the interpretatio obscena given by the Athenian comic poets - perhaps already by Nicochares, cettainly by Aristophanes (Pl. 295)- to a hyperbolic motif from the Cyclops of Philoxenus, namely that of the great passion inspired in Polyphemus' rams and goats by Galatea.
Una probabile eco della parodia comica del Ciclope di Filosseno in Ermesianatte (fr. 7.73-4 Powell) / DI MARCO, Massimo. - (2018), pp. 615-630. - SKENÈ, TEXTS AND STUDIES.
Una probabile eco della parodia comica del Ciclope di Filosseno in Ermesianatte (fr. 7.73-4 Powell)
Di Marco Massimo
2018
Abstract
This paper suggests that the phraseology of Hermesianax fr. 7.73-4 Powell may reflect the interpretatio obscena given by the Athenian comic poets - perhaps already by Nicochares, cettainly by Aristophanes (Pl. 295)- to a hyperbolic motif from the Cyclops of Philoxenus, namely that of the great passion inspired in Polyphemus' rams and goats by Galatea.File allegati a questo prodotto
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