« Héraclès à la croisée des chemins »
The myth of ≪ Heracles at the crossroads ≫ which occupies almost one half of the first discourse On Kingship by Dion of Pruse, is generally presented as the climax of the basilikos logos ; the symbolic connections between the characters are equally marked out according to the following combinations ...
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Presses universitaires du Midi
2009-01-01
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| author | Valérie Visa-Ondarçuhu |
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| description | The myth of ≪ Heracles at the crossroads ≫ which occupies almost one half of the first discourse On Kingship by Dion of Pruse, is generally presented as the climax of the basilikos logos ; the symbolic connections between the characters are equally marked out according to the following combinations : Trajan-Heracles, Dion-Hermes. We intend to reconsider that grid which does not fully account for the message delivered by the orator-philosopher, for his reflection on the expectations of the genre, for his position towards the emperor. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-56fcb75ca8bb4a438af5314cd4a2f0202023-02-09T16:28:58ZfraPresses universitaires du MidiPallas0031-03872272-76392009-01-017833535010.4000/pallas.16062« Héraclès à la croisée des chemins »Valérie Visa-OndarçuhuThe myth of ≪ Heracles at the crossroads ≫ which occupies almost one half of the first discourse On Kingship by Dion of Pruse, is generally presented as the climax of the basilikos logos ; the symbolic connections between the characters are equally marked out according to the following combinations : Trajan-Heracles, Dion-Hermes. We intend to reconsider that grid which does not fully account for the message delivered by the orator-philosopher, for his reflection on the expectations of the genre, for his position towards the emperor.http://journals.openedition.org/pallas/16062Dion of Prusemytheulogybasilikos logosHeraclesTrajan |
| spellingShingle | Valérie Visa-Ondarçuhu « Héraclès à la croisée des chemins » Pallas Dion of Pruse myth eulogy basilikos logos Heracles Trajan |
| title | « Héraclès à la croisée des chemins » |
| title_full | « Héraclès à la croisée des chemins » |
| title_fullStr | « Héraclès à la croisée des chemins » |
| title_full_unstemmed | « Héraclès à la croisée des chemins » |
| title_short | « Héraclès à la croisée des chemins » |
| title_sort | heracles a la croisee des chemins |
| topic | Dion of Pruse myth eulogy basilikos logos Heracles Trajan |
| url | http://journals.openedition.org/pallas/16062 |
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