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grbs-13801	Koukouzika, Demetra; Manolessou, Io	There and back again: Callimachus Epigr. 31 and the (Greek) Renaissance	2012	10	.pdf	application/pdf	3297	122	64	A hitherto unnoticed intertextual relationship between Cretan Renaissance drama on the one hand and Ariosto’s Orlando Furioso (1532) on the other is identified, thus adding one more piece to the elaborate mosaic which is Italian influence on the literature of the Cretan Renaissance.1 Last but not least, the literary function of the motif in various contexts, literary genres, and historical periods is evaluated. KoMa ————— Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Studies 52 (2012) 137–146 2012 Demetra Koukouzika and Io Manolessou There and back again: Callimachus Epigr. 31 and the (Greek) Renaissance Demetra Koukouzika and Io Manolessou HE PRESENT PAPER investigates the history of a famous Callimachean motif, with a view to examining the ways in which an Alexandrian theme returns to Greek poetry, almost unchanged, after seventeen centuries, through the medium of Roman poetry and Renaissance Italian lit- erature.	cache/grbs-13801.pdf	txt/grbs-13801.txt