《关于癌症的使用》，第1卷第625页

IF 0.1 3区历史学 0 CLASSICS

PHILOLOGUS Pub Date : 2021-10-15 DOI:10.1515/phil-2021-0100

Julene Abad Del Vecchio

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摘要

阿喀琉斯在《阿喀琉斯之歌》进行到一半时，哀叹自己变装时明显失去了男子气概。在斯克罗斯的酒神仪式上，就在通过黛达米亚的强奸重申他的男性身份之前，他问自己，他能忍受他“胆小的母亲”的诡计多久(Stat. Achil. 1.624: timidae……)父母)，以及“在无情的牢笼中驱散第一朵美德之花”(1.625-626)。

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On the Use of carcer at Stat. Achil. 1.625

Halfway through the Achilleid, Achilles bemoans his apparent loss of masculinity whilst cross-dressed. During the Bacchic rituals on Scyros, and just prior to the reaffirmation of his maleness via Deidamia’s rape, he asks himself how long he will be able to endure the tricks of his “timid mother” (Stat. Achil. 1.624: timidae ... parentis), and “dissipate the first flower of virtue caged in an unwarlike prison” (1.625–626):

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