Allegorical meanings may be 'different ( diversi ) from the literal or historical; for the word "allegory" is derived from the Greek alleon which in Latin is alienum ( "strange" ) or diversum ( "different" )' 3 , but it ... J Tambling - Palgrave Macmillan UK 被引量: 2发表: 199...
This is presented as an allegory for the persistence of the two attorneys, who try to guard the Greek culture by returning the Marbles to their home. 7. Greek Mythology Facts Most of the Netflix Greek mythology movies include the main Greek mythological characters, widely known as the Twelve...
Greek mythology passed through the classical period, when it was the bearer and exponent of the city-state ideology and through the Hellenistic-Roman period, when it was transformed into a literary and artistic device—into allegory or metaphor. Parallel to the development of Greek mythology was ...
from alloV - allos 243 and agoreo (to harangue (compare 58)); to allegorize:--be an allegory (the Greek word itself). 239 allhlouiaallelouiaal-lay-loo'-ee-ah of Hebrew origin (imperative of episkoph - episkope 1984 and Yahh 3050); praise ye Jah!, an adoring exclamation:--allelui...
For the young are not able to distinguish what is and what is not allegory."Pausanias, Description of Greece 1. 20. 3 (trans. Jones) (Greek travelogue C2nd A.D.) : "[In the temple of Dionysos at Athens :] There are paintings here--Dionysos bringing Hephaistos up to heaven. One of...
Infable, parable, and allegory: Diversity of media …and in the drama of Classical Greece both comedy and tragedy, by preserving ritual forms, lean toward allegory. Old Comedy, as represented by the majority of plays by Aristophanes, contains a curious blending of elements—allusions to men of...
(substituting one word for another which it suggests or to which it is in some way related—as part to whole, sometimes known assynecdoche). To the latter category belonged such figures as allegory,parallelism(constructing sentences or phrases that resemble one another syntactically),antithesis(...
School of Marcello Bacciarelli, early 18th century, Allegory of Justice—Themis Themis, a child of Uranus and Gaea, was Zeus’ second consort before he married Hera; with him she bore the Horae (the goddesses of the seasons and time). Sometimes the Moirai (the fates) and the Hesperides ar...
"Kallimakhos [grammarian C3rd B.C.], too, says that Aphrodite hid Adonis in a lettuce-bed, since the poets mean by this allegory that constant eating of lettuce produces impotence. So also Euboulos, in the Defectives, says : ‘Don't put lettuce on the table before me, wife, or you...
. . Kallimakhos [grammarian C3rd B.C.], too, says that Aphrodite hid Adonis in a lettuce-bed, since the poets mean by this allegory that constant eating of lettuce produces impotence. So also Euboulos, in the Defectives, says : ‘Don't put lettuce on the table before me, wife, or...