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Eurydice and Orpheus

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Eurydice and Orpheus

reunited despite his backward look. [Ger. Opera: Gluck, Orpheus and Eurydice, Westerman, 72]

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Given such an approach, some scholars have viewed Aristaeus as the epitome of Iron Age experience, and have attributed to Virgil's ambivalence or pessimism the fact that Arisracus is rewarded with a new hive in spite of his complicity in the deaths of Eurydice and Orpheus.

Placement, gender, pedagogy: Virgil's fourth Georgic in print * by Wallace, Andrew / Renaissance Quarterly

David is both Orpheus and Eurydice; Suzanne is both Eurydice and Orpheus.

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