Musical Ekphrasis and Diegema in Longus’ <i>Daphnis and Chloe</i>

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Two of the basic tools of rhetorical theory, ekphrasis and diegema, usually applied to the visual, are used by Longus also in descriptions of music.

2016-09-22

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