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John Van Sickle conducted a series of studies to research on pastoral tradition, in which nature plays always a metaphoric role, hence to his focus on horticulture and on the wider range and function of metaphor, understood as a basic cognitive process -- often operative in both technical and everyday language, nowhere more than in how we talk of plants and how plants enliven and enrich our talk about much else.
Aeschylus [524-456, Athens], Prometheus Bound: tragedy [in Greek Tragedies Book I, ed's Griffiths, Most, Lattimore: Chicago ISBN-13: 978-0226035284 |
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Aristophanes [ca 445-380s, Athens], Lysistrata: comedy, staged in 411 BCE [Tr. J. Henderson (FOCUS Classical Press)] ISBN-13: 978-0941051026 |
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Herodotus [ca 484-ca 429, Halicarnassus, Asia], Histories (Persian Wars, 490, 480 BCE) [ tr., Marincola (Penguin 1996]. ISBN-13: 978-0140449082 |
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Homer, Iliad & Odyssey. Translated by Richmond Lattimore, introduction by Richard Martin. Epics for all [ca 750 BCE]; recited yearly at Athens [ca 550-ca 320]; edited in library at Alexandria [ca 300-100] Iliad ISBN-13: 978-0226470498 / Odyssey ISBN-13: 978-0061244186 |
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Petronius [fl(ourished) ca 60 CE, Rome], Satyricon: [tr. Sarah Ruden (Hackett:)] ISBN-13: 978-0872205109 |
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Plato [428-348 BCE, Athens], Apology (trial, 399 BCE: written ca 390 BCE ???), in Trial & Death of Socrates (Hackett) ISBN-13: 978-0872205543 |
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Plato [428-348 BCE, Athens], Republic (conversation imagined ca. 440 BCE; written ca 378 BCE???) Christopher Rowe (Editor, Translator, Introduction) ISBN-13: 9780141442433 |
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Sophocles [ca 495-406 Athens], Antigone: tragedy staged in 442/1 BCE. In Greek Tragedies Book 1 [ed's Griffith, Lattimore, Most] |
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Thucydides, History of the Peloponnesian War, Penguin (Rex Warner, translator) | |||
Virgil [70-19 BCE, Rome], Aeneid: epic, recited & read. [translation by Howard Felperin ISBN 13 (eBook): 9781491880364]. |