The wolf, by its nature, appearance, greed is perhaps the most present animal in the heritage of local knowledge. In the writing of Plautus is often quoted as proverbs, characterized by a set of symbols particularly incisive. Virgil also uses the expressive-communicative possibilities of that element proverbial, but in Virgil writing the wolf as an animal becomes terrible and fearsome animal of superstitio and ritual practices.
Attenti al lupo: favole, proverbi, credenze popolari
ZAFFAGNO, ELENA
2009-01-01
Abstract
The wolf, by its nature, appearance, greed is perhaps the most present animal in the heritage of local knowledge. In the writing of Plautus is often quoted as proverbs, characterized by a set of symbols particularly incisive. Virgil also uses the expressive-communicative possibilities of that element proverbial, but in Virgil writing the wolf as an animal becomes terrible and fearsome animal of superstitio and ritual practices.
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