Centaurs and Snake-Kings: Hybrids and the Greek Imagination
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Centaurs and Snake-Kings: Hybrids and the Greek Imagination

by Jeremy Mcinerney

History Mythology Classics
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Centaurs and Snake-Kings explores the significance of hybrid beings in the Greek imagination. Focusing on two distinctive figures from Greek mythology, Jeremy Mcinerney examines how combinations of human, animal, and supernatural qualities shaped ancient ideas about identity, symbolism, and the boundaries between different forms of being.

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Jeremy Mcinerney examines hybrids and their place in the Greek imagination.

Focusing on centaurs and snake-kings, the book considers figures that combine human, animal, and supernatural elements.

It offers a study of how hybrid beings can illuminate Greek mythology, symbolism, and cultural thought.

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