The Living Dead: Katabasis and Anabasis in Ancient Greek Traditions

Samantha Newington

The Living Dead: Katabasis and Anabasis in Ancient Greek Traditions

Samantha Newington

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Paper presented at the Symposium on ‘Reviving the Dead: Classical Imitation in Renaissance Literature’, May 2015

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 22 May 2015
Event	Reviving the Dead: Classical Imitation in Renaissance Literature - Duration: 22 May 2015 → 23 May 2015

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Other	Reviving the Dead: Classical Imitation in Renaissance Literature
Period	22/05/15 → 23/05/15

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Symposium on ‘Reviving the Dead: Classical Imitation in Renaissance Literature’, May 2015

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The Living Dead: Katabasis and Anabasis in Ancient Greek Traditions

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