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Perspectives from Ancient Greece on Mozart’s Queen of the Night

By Gregory Nagy

Comments on comparative mythology 7, finding a cure for the anger of Hērā

By Gregory Nagy

The Magic Flute

Perspectives from Ancient Greece on Mozart’s Queen of the Night

Comments on comparative mythology 7, finding a cure for the anger of Hērā

On Ingmar Bergman’s Queen of the Night in his film version of Mozart’s The Magic Flute