1968
DOI: 10.2307/311078
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The Symbolism of the Apple in Greek and Roman Literature

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“…), Palmer (1898, 481-2), Foster (1899), Gow (1952) on Th eoc. 5.88, Trumpf (1960), Littlewood (1968), Lugauer (1967), Brazda (1977), Coleman (1977) Verg. Ecl.…”
Section: B the Symbolism Of The Applementioning
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“…), Palmer (1898, 481-2), Foster (1899), Gow (1952) on Th eoc. 5.88, Trumpf (1960), Littlewood (1968), Lugauer (1967), Brazda (1977), Coleman (1977) Verg. Ecl.…”
Section: B the Symbolism Of The Applementioning
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“…de Gaidoz (1902), sobre la preferencia por esta fruta en contextos amorosos; y de McCartney (1925), sobre la manzana como símbolo de fertilidad en diferentes culturas de la Antigüedad. Los estudios de Littlewood (1968) y Matthey (2013Matthey ( , 2015 presentan un catálogo exhaustivo del simbolismo de la manzana en la literatura clásica, especialmente en relación con las manzanas doradas del jardín de las Hespérides. 3.…”
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“…Imag. 1.6; on apple symbolism see Littlewood (1968) 154–7). On either side are two velificantes riding a swan and a dragon, personifying the gentle Breezes ( Aurae ) of land and sea (on this monument's iconography see Castriota (1995); Sauron (2000).…”
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