1. Three Faces Of Aeneas
... the traitor Demophon and his victim Phillis, about Achilles and Breseyda, Paris and Enone, Ercules and Dyanira, Theseus and Adriane, and, finally, Jason and his two victims "Isiphile and Medea (HF, ll. 388-426). The traitors share the same qualities: all appear to be travellers skilful in the art of love and rhetoric, in seducing women, breaking vows, and deserting ... ...
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