Lexis

Poetica, retorica e comunicazione nella tradizione classica

Num. 38 (n.s.) – Giugno 2020 – Fasc. 1

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Keywords Aristotle • C • Women of Perrhaebia • Boethius • Martial • Ixion • Aelius Herodianus • Ovid • Heralds • Orpheus • Sophocles’ Manteis (lost play) • Greek rhetorike • Indirect transmission • Homeric afterlife • Poetic language • Eleusinian initiation • Supernatural power • Aeschylus • Plotin • Greek myth • Precious metals • Homer • Artemon • Greek hero • Signal-word • Literary representation of space • Apharetidai • Argonauts • Invisibility • ‘Dike-fragment’ • Sophistic • Sharp sight • Neoplatonism • De vita beata • Odyssey • Genos of Ceryces • Late Latin Poetry • Lynx-eyed • History of Thessaly in the early fifth century B • 2 (olim Tischendorfianus II) • Tetralogy of Heralds • Lesser Mysteries • Erginus • Folk-tale • Propertius • Seneca • Topicality • Plutarch • Militia amoris • Greek epic • Heracles’ εἴδωλον • Ancient edition • Lucan • Tibullus • Nostos • Plato’s Gorgias • Satyr-drama • Castra sequi • ‘Revised’ approach • Catullus • Platonic soul • Palimpsest Lipsiensis gr • Prudentius • Orthography • Ancient integrations • Epistolography • Polyidus (Πολύϊδος) • Aristophanes’ Clouds • Virgil • Callias • Constitutio textus • Cypria • Lynceus • Atalante • Aetiology • Canius Rufus • Heracles • Intertextuality • Sacrificial pig • Sirens • Alcidamas • Andronicus • Gorgias of Leontini • Intermediality

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