Disguised Identity and Recognition in the <i>Life of Gregory of Agrigento</i> (BHG 707)

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The author has lent drama to his story by using the theme of disguise found in some other saints’ lives and in particular in the Life of Euphrosyne (BHG 625), which shows specific textual parallels.

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Julie Van Pelt, Ghent University

Ghent University, Department of Literary Studies, Post-Doctoral Researcher

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2020-05-14

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Vol. 60 No. 2 (2020)

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