Kampos: Cambridge Papers in Modern Greek, Issue 7Modern Greek Section, Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages, University of Cambridge, 1999 |
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... appear in texts which deviate to a considerable degree from the conventions of ancient and twelfth - century Byzantine romance . At a narrative level , these features concern a different concept of time . On the level of contents they ...
... appear in texts which deviate to a considerable degree from the conventions of ancient and twelfth - century Byzantine romance . At a narrative level , these features concern a different concept of time . On the level of contents they ...
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... appear even from his first contacts with the boys of his age . And whatever virtues dis- tinguish the young Paris , he uses them for evil . The Byzantine Iliad goes even further in what the concept of biographical time may mean in ...
... appear even from his first contacts with the boys of his age . And whatever virtues dis- tinguish the young Paris , he uses them for evil . The Byzantine Iliad goes even further in what the concept of biographical time may mean in ...
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... appears in the Achilleid and in the Florios romance , as it is presented in the Vienna manuscript . A similar end ( even in the wording ) is also found in the Tale of Alexander and Semiramis , which , up to that point , falls within the ...
... appears in the Achilleid and in the Florios romance , as it is presented in the Vienna manuscript . A similar end ( even in the wording ) is also found in the Tale of Alexander and Semiramis , which , up to that point , falls within the ...
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problems of defining | 1 |
Women and gender roles in Modern Greek folktales | 21 |
a question of | 43 |
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