The Myth of the Danaids in its sources: Translation and notes
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Danaids, Myth, FeminineAbstract
The myth of the Danaids is recorded with variations in various poetic and non-poetic texts from Classical Antiquity. This paper collects and translates the main texts that help build the myth's reception in its attempts to construct a saga for female figures and their ambivalences.
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