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Journal Article
AMPHRYSIA VATES (AENEID 6.398)
2012
Overview
Virgil is known for the care with which he chooses his epithets, but one such choice has received too little attention: in Aeneid 6, as the Sibyl is about to respond to the boatman Charon's complaint about living people coming to the underworld, the poet calls her Amphrysia uates.
Publisher
Cambridge University Press
