Io as Isis: A Lycophronean Myth in Nonnus
This article aims to examine one of the myths belonging to the first part of Nonnus’ <i>Dionysiaca</i>, i.e., that of Io. Starting from the philological analysis of the passages dealing with this myth and adopting an intertextual approach, I will argue that the Panopolitan assimilates Io to Isis fol...
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2022-12-01
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