Deidamia

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Deidamia (dēĭdā`mēə): see Achilles Achilles (əkĭl`ēz), in Greek mythology, foremost Greek hero of the Trojan War, son of Peleus and Thetis.
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Calderon elaborates on the basic transvestism by having Achilles resume his male persona at night, when alone with Deidamia, so that he can describe himself as a "Monstruo, pues, de dos especie s / Tu dama de dia y de noche / tu galan.

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