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THE IDENTITY OF THE GODDESS IN ALCMAN'S LOUVRE PARTHENEION (PMG 1).

Analyzes the nature of the religious rite enacted in the poem "Partheneion," by Alcman and the identity of the goddess celebrated by the Spartan female chorus. Interpretation of writer Bruno Gentili on the epithets from the poem; Excerpts of the "Partheneion"; Controversy regarding the identity of t...

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Publicado en:Classical Journal Vol. 100; no. 1; pp. 25 - 39
Autor principal: Cyrino, Monica Silveira
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Johns Hopkins University Press Oct/Nov2004
Materias:
Partheneion (Poem)
Rites & ceremonies
Poetry (Literary form)
Theology
Goddesses
Greek chorus
Epithets
Gentili, Bruno
Authors
Seven Sisters (Mythology)
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Sumario:Analyzes the nature of the religious rite enacted in the poem "Partheneion," by Alcman and the identity of the goddess celebrated by the Spartan female chorus. Interpretation of writer Bruno Gentili on the epithets from the poem; Excerpts of the "Partheneion"; Controversy regarding the identity of the peleiades or Pleiades in the poem; Public nature of the performance of the "Partheneion."