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1	CHTHONIC CULT IN AESCHYLUS Beer, David George 03 October 2024 (has links) The aim of this study is to examine certain specific areas of chthonic cult in ancient Greece and relate them to the works of Aeschylus, in the hope that by this we may shed some light not only on the work of Aeschylus but also on chthonic religion in general. The audience Aeschylus wrote for were the people of Athens, who besides worshipping Zeus and the Olympian gods, held in great respect local spirits and divinities, with whom many of the Olympians quite often became associated. Consequently the original cult sometimes became obscured by the presence of the Olympians. These local spirits had been present in their respective places of worship from time immemorial and although they had never become universal throughout Greece, were very close to the hearts of the common people. / Thesis / Master of Arts (MA) Chthonic Aeschylus Greece Erinyes Eumenides
2	A adivinhação na tragédia de Ésquilo / Divination in the tragedy of Aeschylus Correia, Beatriz Cristina de Paoli 28 July 2015 (has links) Esta tese estuda a adivinhação nas sete tragédias supérstites de Ésquilo entendendo-se a adivinhação não no sentido estrito de revelação de fatos futuros, mas no sentido mais amplo de um diálogo que se estabelece entre as instâncias divina e humana valendo-se de formas e recursos variados. Assim, a análise e interpretação destas tragédias priorizam os diversos aspectos deste diálogo divinatório para mostrar a adivinhação como fundamento da construção de estratégias dramáticas na tragédia esquiliana, por informar e definir tanto a peculiaridade desta poética quanto sua visão do mundo. / This thesis studies divination in the seven surviving tragedies of Aeschylus. Divination is taken here not in the strict sense of revelation of future events, but in the broader sense of a dialogue that is established between divine and human levels through a variety of forms and resources. Thus, the analysis and interpretation of these tragedies prioritises the different aspects of this divinatory dialogue, in order to show that divination is the basis for constructing the dramatic strategies in the tragedies of Aeschylus, since it informs and defines both the particular features of this poetics and its view of the world. Adivinhação Aeschylus Agamemnon Agamêmnon As suplicantes Coéforas Divination Ésquilo Eumênides Greek tragedy Os persas Prometeu Cadeeiro Prometheus Bound Sete contra Tebas Seven agaisnt Thebes The Choephori The Eumenides The Persians The Suppliants Tragédia grega
3	A adivinhação na tragédia de Ésquilo / Divination in the tragedy of Aeschylus Beatriz Cristina de Paoli Correia 28 July 2015 (has links) Esta tese estuda a adivinhação nas sete tragédias supérstites de Ésquilo entendendo-se a adivinhação não no sentido estrito de revelação de fatos futuros, mas no sentido mais amplo de um diálogo que se estabelece entre as instâncias divina e humana valendo-se de formas e recursos variados. Assim, a análise e interpretação destas tragédias priorizam os diversos aspectos deste diálogo divinatório para mostrar a adivinhação como fundamento da construção de estratégias dramáticas na tragédia esquiliana, por informar e definir tanto a peculiaridade desta poética quanto sua visão do mundo. / This thesis studies divination in the seven surviving tragedies of Aeschylus. Divination is taken here not in the strict sense of revelation of future events, but in the broader sense of a dialogue that is established between divine and human levels through a variety of forms and resources. Thus, the analysis and interpretation of these tragedies prioritises the different aspects of this divinatory dialogue, in order to show that divination is the basis for constructing the dramatic strategies in the tragedies of Aeschylus, since it informs and defines both the particular features of this poetics and its view of the world. Adivinhação Agamêmnon As suplicantes Coéforas Ésquilo Eumênides Os persas Prometeu Cadeeiro Sete contra Tebas Tragédia grega Aeschylus Agamemnon Divination Greek tragedy Prometheus Bound Seven agaisnt Thebes The Choephori The Eumenides The Persians The Suppliants

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