Soi Men Egô Pter'edôka

Soi men egô pter'edôka

El poema com a vehicle de glòria en l'elegia grega tardoarcaica

Àngel Martín Arroyo

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SOI MEN EGÔ PTER'EDÔKA

EL POEMA COM A VEHICLE DE GLÒRIA EN L'ELEGIA GREGA TARDOARCAICA

ÀNGEL MARTÍN ARROYO

Tesi doctoral

Dirigida pel Dr. JAUME PÒRTULAS Programa de doctorat GRESOL DE LA MEDITERRÀNIA ANTIGA BIENNI 2005-2007

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