Impius Aeneas, impia Hypsipyle : narrazioni menzognere dall'eneide alla tebaide di stazio

Sergio Casali

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Classical Antiquity Studies Classical Studies and Philology Narrative Theory and Analysis

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The unreliabi lity or otherwise ofHypsipyle's narrative of the Lemnian massacre in Stalius, Thebaid 5 parallels the (un)reliability of Aeneas' narrative concerning the last night of Troy in Vergil, Aeneid 2. Just as Dido after her desertion by Aeneas might think that his narrative about his escape from Troy is false, so Lycurgus and Eurydice might believe that Hypsipyle's narrative concerning the death of their son Opheltes is false.

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