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After describing hell , in the Aeneid , he makes his Hero and the Sibyl go out of
the Ivory - gate , which he had just before ... The Poetic Hell was not a part of the
old Roman creed ; though a future state was believed by their best philosophers .
After describing hell , in the Aeneid , he makes his Hero and the Sibyl go out of
the Ivory - gate , which he had just before ... The Poetic Hell was not a part of the
old Roman creed ; though a future state was believed by their best philosophers .
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And this way of speaking continued even after the Mysteries were introduced into
Greece , as appears by the Fables of Hercules ' s , Castor and Pollux ' s , and
Theseus ' s descent into Hell . But the allegory generally carried something with it
...
And this way of speaking continued even after the Mysteries were introduced into
Greece , as appears by the Fables of Hercules ' s , Castor and Pollux ' s , and
Theseus ' s descent into Hell . But the allegory generally carried something with it
...
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Both Euripides and Aristophanes seem to confirm our interpretation of this
Descent into Hell . Euripides , in his Hercules Furens , brings the Hero , just come
from Hell to succour his family , and destroy the tyrant Lycus . In revenge of this ,
Juno ...
Both Euripides and Aristophanes seem to confirm our interpretation of this
Descent into Hell . Euripides , in his Hercules Furens , brings the Hero , just come
from Hell to succour his family , and destroy the tyrant Lycus . In revenge of this ,
Juno ...
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Aeneas could not have described his night ' s journey after he had been let out of
the Ivory Gate , to his companions in other terms , had it been indeed a journey
into Hell . We see then , Virgil was obliged to have his hero initiated ; and that he
...
Aeneas could not have described his night ' s journey after he had been let out of
the Ivory Gate , to his companions in other terms , had it been indeed a journey
into Hell . We see then , Virgil was obliged to have his hero initiated ; and that he
...
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The Fable says , that Theseus , and his friend Pirithous , formed a design to steal
Proserpine from Hell ; bụt being taken in the fact , Pirithous was thrown to the dog
Cerberus , and Theseus kept in chains " , till delivered by Hercules . Hereby ...
The Fable says , that Theseus , and his friend Pirithous , formed a design to steal
Proserpine from Hell ; bụt being taken in the fact , Pirithous was thrown to the dog
Cerberus , and Theseus kept in chains " , till delivered by Hercules . Hereby ...
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | Miscellanea Virgiliana, in scriptis maxime eruditorum virorum varie dispersa, in unum fasciculum collecta |
| 著者 | Philip Wentworth Buckham |
| 編集者 | Philip Wentworth Buckham |
| 出版社 | W. P. Grant; sold, 1825 |
| 書籍の提供元 | ミシガン大学 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2007年8月9日 |
| ページ数 | 308 ページ |
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