Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association, Volume 99Association, 1968 - Classical philology Beginning with v. 31, the proceedings and papers of the Philological Association of the Pacific Coast are included. |
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... truth , and the audience , which knows the truth , knows that Theseus is throwing away his reputation with these words . 18 See Barrett ( above , note 17 ) note to 925-27 . 19 The Greek word is πрóσwπоν . There is a complex net of irony ...
... truth , and the audience , which knows the truth , knows that Theseus is throwing away his reputation with these words . 18 See Barrett ( above , note 17 ) note to 925-27 . 19 The Greek word is πрóσwπоν . There is a complex net of irony ...
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... truth , but the others do not have the knowledge with which to know the truth . After line 310 the course of the scene is set clearly toward the revelation of Phaedra's passion . As the moment of truth comes closer , Phaedra expresses ...
... truth , but the others do not have the knowledge with which to know the truth . After line 310 the course of the scene is set clearly toward the revelation of Phaedra's passion . As the moment of truth comes closer , Phaedra expresses ...
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... truth and outward appearance . It is part of Artemis ' function on stage to narrow the gap between internal truth and outward appear- ance and even to make them one . She brings the inner truths into the open for all men to see and ...
... truth and outward appearance . It is part of Artemis ' function on stage to narrow the gap between internal truth and outward appear- ance and even to make them one . She brings the inner truths into the open for all men to see and ...
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My Tongue Swore But My Mind | 19 |
Cosmological Myth and the Tuna | 37 |
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