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grbs-12881	Harris, John Philip	Cassandra's Swan Song: Aeschylus' Use of Fable in Agamemnon	2012	19	.pdf	application/pdf	6801	256	64	In one, violent death threatens, and it is the swan’s singing that saves its life; in the other, the swan sings its own funeral dirge upon sensing death approach.32 Credit is due 28 “The Raven and the Swan” (not-H.140 = Aphthonius 40), discussed at Adrados, History III 467, and “The Swan and the Crow” (S.100), discussed at Adrados III 872–873. This fable is included because swans appear instead of cranes in the version by “Syntipas,” and a swan appears instead of a crane in the Syriac fables.	cache/grbs-12881.pdf	txt/grbs-12881.txt