mythographic造句

• Huxley asserts that Ovid's mythographic or poetical source is unknown, but suggests Parthenius, because the Greek poet mentioned the Thracians of Naxos.
• Cambellotti was interested in his home city of Rome not only via the agricultural world which supported it from its beginnings, but also in its spiritual and mythographic history.
• James Anderson's 1732 tome " Royal genealogies " reports a significant number of antiquarian or mythographic traditions regarding Askenaz as the first king of ancient Germany, for example the following entry:
• According to the mythographic compendium " Bibliotheke ", different stories were told of the cause of his blindness, the most direct being that he was simply blinded by the gods for revealing their secrets.
• Dionysius of Halicarnassus, gives Xanthus the most credibility, because in his paper about Thucydides, he mentions that most historians earlier than Herodotus had  mythographic tendencies,  but gives Xanthus a fair amount of praise.
• Ford undercut his earlier mythographic representations of the West by showing how another kind of lie could be perpetuated : the erroneous belief that it was Stoddard, not Doniphon, who killed the monstrous Valance ( Lee Marvin ).
• One of his many sources was the " Tragodoumena " ( " Subjects of Tragedies " ) a 4th-century BC analysis of the myths in Greek tragedies by Asclepiades of Tragilus, the first known Greek mythographic compilation.
• At around the same time, possibly in the context of popular or religious drama, Hyginus equates her with Greek Ariadne, as bride to Liber's Greek equivalent, Dionysus : therefore her mythographic associations and identity seem far from straightforward.
• DEVIL'S VALLEY . By Andre Brink . ( Harcourt Brace, $ 24 . ) A mythographic novel that resurrects and reburies the Afrikaner past by creating a town, isolated for 150 years, where all is so white a portrait painter forbids himself brown pigments.
• The picture of the " Catalogue " that was emerging began to resemble the " Bibliotheca " in structure, but Theodor Bergk was the first to suggest explicitly ( though in passing ) that the poem might be reconstructed with the help of the mythographic work.