id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
grbs-861	Newbold, Ronald F.	Curiosity and Exposure in Nonnus	2008	24	.pdf	application/pdf	9102	380	62	It is used to describe the voyeuristic activity of Zeus and Dionysus in spying upon Semele and Beroe, and a Naiad upon Semele, and therefore carries that connotation when Ares regards Aphro- dite, and Dionysus Ampelus (twice) and his rape victims Nicaea and Aura. The impudent Naiad who sees and mocks Dionysus, lovelorn watcher of Beroe, is unshod, un- veiled, and after speaking she quickly retreats to the perfect camouflage provided by her spring.28 ἡμιφανής may occur on its own or with one or more of unveiled, unshod, unbound hair, wind-blown hair.	cache/grbs-861.pdf	txt/grbs-861.txt