在那不勒斯痴心妄想?:“庞贝哲学家”背后的绘画

Syllecta Classica Pub Date : 2017-05-17 DOI:10.1353/SYL.2017.0005

A. Griffiths

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人们普遍认为，那不勒斯博物馆里的一幅马赛克画描绘了一群哲学家在讨论;但他们的身份，以及辩论的地点，是有争议的。这里有两个新的论点用来确定这个团体是七贤，而地点是德尔菲。

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Navel-Gazing in Naples?: The Painting Behind the "Pompeii Philosophers"

It is generally agreed that a mosaic in the Naples Museum represents a gaggle of philosophers in discussion; but their identity, and the location of the debate, are disputed. Two new arguments are here deployed to pin down the group as the Seven Sages, and the venue as Delphi.

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