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Il ruolo di Medea in Apollonio Rodio e un frammento di Eumelo

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Schol. Ap. Rh. III 1372 leads us to correct Ἴδμονα (of the ms. L) with Ἰάσονα and helps us recognize the reference to Sophocles as a mere parenthesis. The character of Medea, present both in the Corinthian and the Argonautic sagas, gave Eumelus the opportunity to unify these traditions in order to glorify his city.
Title: Il ruolo di Medea in Apollonio Rodio e un frammento di Eumelo
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Schol.
Ap.
Rh.
III 1372 leads us to correct Ἴδμονα (of the ms.
L) with Ἰάσονα and helps us recognize the reference to Sophocles as a mere parenthesis.
The character of Medea, present both in the Corinthian and the Argonautic sagas, gave Eumelus the opportunity to unify these traditions in order to glorify his city.

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