Poetic Language and Religion in Greece and Rome.

TABLE OF CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- INDO-EUROPEAN POETIC LANGUAGE -- GODS AND VOWELS -- SOME LINGUISTIC DEVICESOF THE GREEK POETICAL TRADITION -- IN TENGA BITHNUA Y LA LENGUA ANGÉLICA -- RUMPELSTILZCHEN -- RELIGIOUS ONOMASTICSIN ANCIENT GREECE AND ITALY -- TWO EPITHETS OF ZEUS IN LACONIAIN THE LIGHT OF HOMERIC PHRASEOLOGY -- TAPTAPOZ -- RELIGIOUS ETYMOLOGYAND POETIC SYNCRETISM AT ROME -- ANCIENT LINGUISTIC, LITERARYAND RELIGIOUS ELEMENTSIN KALLIMACHOS AND CHRYSORRHOE -- RELIGIOUS LANGUAGE IN GREEKAND LATIN LITERATURE -- POESÍA Y RITUAL EN LA GRECIA ANTIGUA -- CONSULTING THE GODS IN THE ODYSSEY -- 'RELIGIOUS REGISTER' AND COMEDY:THE CASE OF CRATINUS -- ORACLES AND RIDDLES AMBO FRATRES -- LATE ANTIQUE ORACLES -- EN TORNO AL VOCABULARIORELIGIOSO HELENÍSTICO -- INTERTEXTUALITYAND THE CULTIC DIMENSIONIN LYCOPHRON'S REWRITING OF MYTH -- THE ACHILLES' OATH IN HOM. IL. 1.236-244:INTERTEXTUALITY AND SURVIVAL -- PLEGARIA E HIMNO LITERARIO -- THE MAGICIANS WHO SANG TO THE GODS -- THESEA DEVOVI -- EL HIMNO DE ADRASTO A APOLOEN LA TEBAIDA DE ESTACIO -- POETIC AND RELIGIOUSTRADITIONALISM IN AVIENUS -- VENUS, CERES AND OVID -- MAGIC AS A POETIC PROCESS -- POETIC AND RELIGIOUS LANGUAGE IN ROMANTRAGIC FRAGMENTS CONCERNING MEDEA -- INDEX.