Hermannus Alemannus and Catharsis in the Mediaeval Latin "Poetics"
Aphrodite was rightly taken as a good example of such exter- nalization. It is possible that none of the students was familiar with Blake's prophetic books
Primitive Wooden Statues Which Pausanias Saw in Greece
in Latin the meter of the Greeks in its pure not in its distorted
CLEOPATRA'S VENUS Elisabeth Bronfen Venus taking her name
Venus taking her name from the Latin word for a gracefulness adept in power of Venus/Aphrodite pertains primarily to a battle of the sexes
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Volcanoes were called his earthly workshops. His wife was Aphrodite the Latin Venus
Centre for the Study of A ncient D ocuments
epigraphies are killed off with the rapid rise of Latin epigraphy from 1 Gold foundation plaque from the Temple of Aphrodite Ourania Koussai. Athens
SERENDIPITOUS APHRODITE IN EZRA POUND'S CANTO I
by the use of the Greek Aphrodite Pound's "Aphrodite" actually replacing Dartona's Venerem (the Latin accusative form of Venus); by beginning the Aphrodite
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A Companion to Latin Literature 20 "Something to do with Aphrodite": Ta Aphrodisia ... Then with a look at Aphrodite's cults
Pirenne Companion Greek Religion
Greek and Latin in medical terminology
Most terms used in biology and medicine are derived from classical languages i.e. Latin and Greek. In previous years
Portfolio Latin
Portfolio Latin. L'Esclave Rebelle de Michel-Ange Musée du Louvre. Servante préparant la toilette d'Aphrodite
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Sulla Felix
in Latin usage. ' Venus' or 'Venereus (sc. iactus)' or 'Venereum' was the name given in Latin like Aphrodite in Greek