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grbs-1311	Berman, Daniel W.	The Landscape and Language of Korinna	2010	22	.pdf	application/pdf	8017	259	54	Some have seen Korinna’s use of Boiotian dialect as simply a matter of regionalism: that this is poetry merely for Boiotians, by a Boiotian. Stewart mentions also that Silanion was known for innovation in what we might term a “proto-Hellenistic” vein—for instance he silvered the bronze on the cheeks of a statue of the dying Jocasta to indicate the pallor of death.44 If Korinna’s represen- tation of topographic features, and her use of literary dialect, is any indication of poetic milieu, I suggest the middle or late fourth century just might be about right and agree with Stewart that Silanion might be a perfectly matched sculptor to create a likeness of her.	cache/grbs-1311.pdf	txt/grbs-1311.txt