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Una delle pagine più belle della letteratura greca: un autore sconosciuto canta il dolore di una madre e i misteri della natura e della religione in una lirica commuovente, che negli anni ha affascinato alcuni dei più grandi artisti e letterati, da Ovidio a Goethe e Tennyson. Traduzione in italiano realizzata da Andrew Daventry
Demetra, Persefone, lettere classiche, greco antico, traduzioni, inni omerici
Demetra, Persefone, lettere classiche, greco antico, traduzioni, inni omerici
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