Shortly after the marriage of Ptolemy III Euergetes to Berenice II of Cyrene in 246 B.C., the king received word of imminent danger to his.

She bemoans her absence from Berenice's beloved head and melodramatically recounts the trauma of being swept from the temple by Zephyr into the sea and then up ...

12 окт. 2019 г. · A reference to a mythological story, in which Berenice, queen of Egypt, was said to have cut off one of her locks of hair to ensure her ...

(Berenice is the English translation of Berenike). Me, the curled lock from Berenice's head, Shining with heavenly brilliancy, whom she. To many gods an ...

Contemporary philosophy is a story of the idea of meaning, in the words of Gilbert Ryle. The study of meaning in our time takes several ways. Two ways come in ...

This chapter argues that Callimachus' Lock of Berenice was composed as part of a program of imagery reflecting all the concerns of the queen, his young.

The Lock celebrates the love of Queen Berenice for her husband Ptolemy Euergetes. When he leaves to go to war shortly after their marriage the distressed young ...

retreated the Lock of Berenice Pegasus showing off their ankles half-sunk in the brown sand every evening day after day damp hairs stuck tangled black amid ...

Widely read in antiquity, the poem elicited responses from several Roman poets. A translation of the Lock of Berenice by Catullus inspired Alexander Pope's The ... Content · Books 3 and 4 · Textual history · Transmission

The chapter argues that Hellenistic epigrams recall the victories of Alexander the Great against the Persians in order to cast the same light on the Ptolemies, ...