Titlebook: Roles and performances in Apuleius‘ "Metamorphoses"; Stavros Frangoulidis Book 20011st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001 anci

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Man and Animal,f the robber Thrasyleon (4.14–21); and (2) the ass’ performance as a human in the possession of Thiasos (10.16–35). Thrasyleon plays the bear even outside the space formally designed for his performance and, ultimately, dies as a beast. By contrast, the ass refuses to perform his act of sex in publi

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Book 20011st editionch, in dem die G?ttin Isis dem Lucius erlaubt, aus der Sph?re des Scheins in eine h?here Welt der Wesenheiten zu treten. In dieser h?heren Welt gelten naturgem?? andere Gesetze als in der Welt flüchtiger Illusionen.

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Schlussbuch, in dem die G?ttin Isis dem Lucius erlaubt, aus der Sph?re des Scheins in eine h?here Welt der Wesenheiten zu treten. In dieser h?heren Welt gelten naturgem?? andere Gesetze als in der Welt flüchtiger Illusionen.978-3-476-45284-9978-3-476-02841-9

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Man and Animal,c, because he fears that the wild beasts in the arena will be let lose and will devour him along with his partner, the mass murderess. Hence, the ass secretly runs away from the theater and ultimately saves his life. This action becomes a prerequisite for his ensuing salvation by Isis later in Book 11.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-02841-9ancient history; history; performance

密切關(guān)系

Introduction,Apuleius’ . relates the story of Lucius’ change into an ass through magic; his sorrowful adventures as he is sold to various masters and his travels through different communities; his restoration, both physically and spiritually, through Isis’ help and, finally, his initiations into the rites of Isis and her brother/consort Osiris.