缩略语一览表

IF 0.7 1区历史学 0 CLASSICS

Transactions of the American Philological Association Pub Date : 2011-12-03 DOI:10.1525/9780520959880-002

D. Clayman, W. Stull, Jennifer L. Ferriss-Hill, J. Hejduk, E. Champlin, E. Lytle, S. Tilg

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摘要

卡利马库斯的《贝勒尼斯之锁》是《阿提亚》的结束语，是为托勒密三世的妻子贝勒尼斯二世而写的，也是关于她的。这首诗和卡利马科斯的《雅典娜赞美诗》是作为女王的肖像呈现的，以一种积极而微妙的方式对待她可疑的过去的某些方面。物证，包括浮雕、马赛克肖像、彩陶壶和纸莎草文献，进一步揭示了她的公众形象。

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Callimachus's "Lock of Berenice," which concludes the Aetia, was written for and about Berenice II, the wife of Ptolemy III Euergetes. This poem and Callimachus's "Hymn to Athena" are presented as portraits of the queen that treat some aspects of her questionable past in a way that is positive, yet nuanced. Material evidence, including a cameo, a mosaic portrait, faience jugs, and documentary papyri shed further light on her public persona.

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