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Ovid as a Hesiodic Poet: Atalanta in the Catalogue of Women (fr. 72-6 M-W) and the Metamorphoses (10.560-707)

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2011

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Ziogas, Ioannis

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Brill Academic Publishers

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This article discusses the Hesiodic character of the Metamorphoses vis-à-vis the Homeric character of the Aeneid, taking as a case study the tale of Atalanta. On the one hand I focus on the intertextual dialogue between Homeric and Hesiodic epic, on the

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/62734

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ANU Research Publications

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Mnemosyne

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10.1163/156852511X505051

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2037-12-31

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