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| 13464. ANIMAL IMAGERY AND SYMBOLISM IN THE ORESTEIA. Aeschylus' use of animal images and symbols to described the characters in the Greek tragic trilogy is analyzed. Images of eagles, hounds, hares, vipers and other animals are used to represent the human actions of betrayal, matricide and revenge in the plays. 5p., 10f., 3b. | $35 |
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