欧里庇得斯论古代雅典阿波罗崇拜

IF 0.4 4区文学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY

ACTA ARCHAEOLOGICA Pub Date : 2023-03-22 DOI:10.1163/16000390-20210028

Marta Saporiti

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本文以欧里庇得斯的悲剧为证据，重新审视雅典阿波罗崇拜的地形，特别是阿波罗派、海波克拉伊俄斯派和德尔菲尼奥斯派。欧里庇得斯对这些邪教的提及在雅典的地形学家中通常是众所周知的，但它们通常只被认为是无实体的引用。然而，作为一个整体，更深入地阅读和分析文学来源，可以丰富和复杂化关于这些邪教地形的传统辩论。

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Euripides on the Ancient Cult of Apollo at Athens

This paper uses the tragedies of Euripides as evidence for a reconsideration of the topography of the Athenian cults of Apollo, particularly Apollo Pythios, Hypoakraios, and Delphinios. Euripides’ references to these cults are generally well known among topographers of Athens, but they are typically considered only as disembodied quotations. However, reading and analysing the literary sources more deeply as unitary wholes can enrich and complicate the traditional debates about the topography of these cults.

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