Sophistic views of the epic past from the classical to the imperial age /
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London, UK ; New York, NY :
Bloomsbury Academic,
2022.
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: pt. One First Sophistic
- 1. Between Homer and Gorgias: Helen's Bewitching Power / Roberta Ioli
- 2. Palamedes, The Sophistic Hero / Paola Bassino
- 3. Ajax versus Odysseus / Hugo Koning
- 4. Mythological Role-Playing among the Sophists / Kathryn A. Morgan
- pt. Two Second Sophistic
- 5. Homeric Exegesis and Athetesis in Lucian's Versions of the Judgement of Paris / Nicholas Wilshere
- 6. Helen Was Never Abducted, Paris Abducted Her Because He Was Bored: Two Ways of Rewriting Homer in Dio Chrysostom (Orr. 11 and 20) / Sara Tirrito
- 7. Homer's Lies and Dio's Truth? Subverting the Epic Past in Dio Chrysostom's Trojan Oration / Isidor Brodersen
- 8. Rhetorical Trojan War: Philostratus' Heroicus, the Power of Language and the Construction of the Truth / Valentin Decloquement
- 9. Reading Homer and the Epic Cycle through Ekphrasis: Philostratus' Epic Imagines / A. Sophie Schoess.