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In books 10-12 of the Dionysiaca Nonnus of Panopolis composes his myth of the satyr Ampelus who - after his death and metamorphosis into the vine - accompanies the wine-god Dionysus throughout the subsequent events. The episode is a turning point within the Dionysiac epic and sheds light on the poetical dialogue with literary traditions conducted by Hellenic societies of the late antique Eastern Mediterranean.
Nonnos von Panopolis komponiert in den Büchern 10-12 der Dionysiaka seinen Mythos um den Satyrn Ampelos, welcher auch nach seinem Tod in der neuen Gestalt des Weins ein steter Begleiter des Dionysos bleibt. Die Ampelos-Episode markiert den erzählerischen Wendepunkt im Dionysos-Epos des Nonnos und wirft Licht auf den poetischen Dialog, in den die hellenische Bildungsgesellschaft der Spätantike mit der antiken literarischen Tradition tritt.
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Keywords
- bounderies
- epochs
- Greek cultures
- Latin cultures
- Literary studies: classical, early & medieval
- Literary studies: general
- Literature & literary studies
- Literature: history & criticism
- Millennium studies
- Oriental cultures
- regional spaces
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