Mortifera Vestis. Tracce di una tradizione antica sulla morte di Agamemnon

Isabella Nova

Mortifera Vestis. Tracce di una tradizione antica sulla morte di Agamemnon

Isabella Nova

Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore

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Abstract

This article aims at showing that on the Boston krater (Boston, Museum of Fine Arts 63. 1246) Agamemnon was portrayed wearing a finely decorated dress (rather than being trapped in the net described in the Aeschylean trilogy, as it is generally assumed). Such a representation recalls a lesser known mythical tradition, according to which Klytaimestra had weaved a robe without openings for the hands and the head and had offered it as a gift to Agamemnon (cp. Lycophron, Seneca, Dracontius).

Titolo tradotto del contributo	[Autom. eng. transl.] Deadly Vestis. Traces of an ancient tradition on the death of Agamemnon
Lingua originale	Italian
pagine (da-a)	3-33
Numero di pagine	31
Rivista	AEVUM ANTIQUUM
Volume	2015
Stato di pubblicazione	Pubblicato - 2017

Keywords

Boston MFA, Iconography, Aeschylus, Agamemnon
Eschilo, Agamennone, Iconografia, Seneca

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Mortifera Vestis. Tracce di una tradizione antica sulla morte di Agamemnon

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