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But then the miracle happened: towards the end of the first part, it begins to enrich (from the Battle of Thermopylae) with particular, delicious, and well-written details and deeds (for example when Talos and his Spartan brother Britos, who does not know he is his brother but they still suspect it even though they are not sure, start a private war against the Persians, although it takes on the characteristics of a comic book). Discover the review
But then the miracle happened: towards the end of the first part, it begins to enrich (from the Battle of Thermopylae) with particular, delicious, and well-written details and deeds (for example when Talos and his Spartan brother Britos, who does not know he is his brother but they still suspect it even though they are not sure, start a private war against the Persians, although it takes on the characteristics of a comic book).
The studies in classical literature permeate the work, a romanticizing of the Odyssey, with references to the Theogony, "in the beginning there was chaos," says Hesiod, practically the Old Testament of classical Greece, from that poem the Homeric writings are born. Discover the review
The studies in classical literature permeate the work, a romanticizing of the Odyssey, with references to the Theogony, "in the beginning there was chaos," says Hesiod, practically the Old Testament of classical Greece, from that poem the Homeric writings are born.
The novel indeed draws inspiration from the epos but presents unequivocal elements aimed at "historicizing" it to make it more distant from the imaginary and closer to a more sober and truthful narration. Discover the review
The novel indeed draws inspiration from the epos but presents unequivocal elements aimed at "historicizing" it to make it more distant from the imaginary and closer to a more sober and truthful narration.
Manfredi wrote this book with very simple language to be well understood by everyone and thus involve readers in the fantastic events, sometimes he used words from that era, or military technical terms. Discover the review
Manfredi wrote this book with very simple language to be well understood by everyone and thus involve readers in the fantastic events, sometimes he used words from that era, or military technical terms.
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