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grbs-14801	Quiroga Puertas, Alberto J.	Hecuba Revisited. Euripidean Echoes in Libanius Or. 22.22	2014	18	.pdf	application/pdf	6670	299	60	22.22 Alberto J. Quiroga Puertas N THE AFTERMATH of the ‘Riot of the Statues’ in Antioch in 387, John Chrysostom and Libanius devoted time and effort to composing rhetorical pieces with two main pur- poses in mind: to defend the Syrian city after its misdeeds and to disseminate their cultural and religious agendas. The two sets of texts constitute a paradigmatic case study of how a prominent Christian like John Chrysostom—at the time, a priest under the tutelage of the bishop Flavian in Antioch—and an influential figure of late paganism like the sophist Libanius dealt with a situation that required a deter- mined display of their rhetorical prowess.	cache/grbs-14801.pdf	txt/grbs-14801.txt