La asimilación del mito de Atamante a los mitos de Medea, Orfeo y Procne
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Caballero González, Manuel
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Caballero González, Manuel
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Spanish; Castilian
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2015
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Minerva: Revista de filología clásica ISSN 0213-9634 Nº 28, 2015, pags. 107-132
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El mito de Atamante posee unas características muy concretas para cada una de las tres versiones en que puede dividirse su relato. En tres textos en particular (E., Med. 1282-1289; M.V. 3,15; Sch. Luc., DMar. 6,1 Rabe), esta leyenda se ha asimilado a otros tantos mitos en algún rasgo concreto de su narración. Así, Eurípides habla del doble filicidio de Ino y lo propone como exemplum del crimen de la esposa de Jasón (Medea); Hele incumple la condición del camero de no volver la vista atrás y se cae del mismo (Orfeo); por último, Ino ofrece a Learco como comida a su padre Atamante (Proene).
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