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Aristophanes, Amphiaraus, Fr.29 : Oracular Response or Erotic Incantation?
Classical Quarterly 42 (2):320-327 (1992)
Abstract
A hexametrical couplet from Aristophanes' lost Amphiaraus has in the past been interpreted as a fragment of an oracular response.My notes
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