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The 3/26/2012 Heliodorus: - way the novel approaches the main issues of the class is different Ancient Fiction - 6 ancient greek novels - 2 latin novels - 180 C.E. a guy named Celsus writes Alethes Logos (The True Story) o Celsus is a Pagan has become totally irritated by the tales and gospels hes been reading and believes they are not true - Origen wrote the Contra Celsum - Myth is expressed in generic context in...
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The 3/26/2012
Heliodorus:
- way the novel approaches the main issues of the class is different
Ancient Fiction
- 6 ancient greek novels
- 2 latin novels
- 180 C.E. a guy named Celsus writes Alethes Logos (The True Story)
o Celsus is a Pagan has become totally irritated by the tales and gospels hes been
reading and believes they are not true
- Origen wrote the Contra Celsum
- Myth is expressed in generic context in which no truth claim is involved
- Herodotus is recounting story telling as a historical fact
- Muthos: something that not did happen and is false; it couldnt have happened
- Plasma: something that did not happen but resembles something that could have
happened
- History: a presentation that actually happened
- Greek Novels: start off in Greece, travel around the Mediterranean, meet a ton of
barbarians and then come back to Greece and live happily ever after
- Story of Chaereas and Callirhoe, Chariton
o Similar to Heliodorus
However Theagenes and Characleia see the Ethiopians, which is the
farthest these people would ever travel
Heliodorus:
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