Agesilau, um rei em três tempos

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17074/cpc.v1i41.37470

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termo 1, termo 2

Resumen

O objetivo deste artigo é discorrer sobre a obra de Xenofonte, dedicada ao rei espartano Agesilau, e cotejá-lo com as biografias escritas por Cornélio Nepos e Plutarco, a fim de analisar como se deu a recepção de sua obra nos autores citados.

Biografía del autor/a

Maria Aparecida de Oliveira Silva, Pesquisadora do Grupo Heródoto/Unifesp.

Pesquisadora do Grupo Heródoto/Unifesp e do Taphos/MAE/USP.  Líder do Grupo CNPq LABHAN/UFPI. 

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Edições e traduções

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2021-08-29

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