Chemical communication, plant relationships, and mimicry in the evolution of
danaid butterflies.
As the tour of the museum progresses it is like meeting old friends, so familiar are the likes of "Nu Sans Tete Ni Mains", one of the figures from the Burghers of Calais, "The Tempest" with the dramatic forward thrust of his head and the staring eyes, the sensuous "
Danaid", the extraordinary "Age of Bronze", once again, demonstrating Rodin's eye for nature.
limniace Blue Tiger Hypolimnas bolina Great Eggfly H.misippus
Danaid Eggfly Phalantaphalantha Common Leopard Neptis hylas Common Sailer Parantica aglea Glassy Tiger Lycaenidae Jamides celeno Common Cerulean Arhopala amantes Large Oak blue Lampides boeticus Pea blue Spindasis vulcanus Common silver line Everes lacturnus Indian Cupid Hesperiidae Borbo cinnara Rice swift Sphingidae Cephonodes hylas Coffee Hawk moth Apidae Apis dorsata Rock honey bee A.
Actium features in 2.31 only if a reference to it is read into the symbolism of either the
Danaid group, or the images on the temple doors.
In matters of finish, Rodin took the rough with the smooth, relishing the contrast between the gleaming skin of his marble
Danaid (c.
His perspectives are the life and times of Aeschylus, the tetrology, The Persians, the Theban plays, the
Danaid plays, the Oresteia, the Prometheus plays, satyr-drama, slices from Homeric feasts, the gods and the world, Aeschylean drama and the political moment, and whether he wrote for his age or for all time.
They are: Fleeting Love (1889)' Sister And Brother (1901)' Eve (1902)'
Danaid (1901-2)' Minerva (1905-7) and The Death Of Athens (1903).
Moreover, it is clear that, in degrees that vary from writer to writer, the engagement with an "other" Egypt is an engagement with one-sell Thus, for example, in his discussion of Aeschylus, Vasunia focuses on the
Danaid women's abhorrence of the possibility of sex with "hypervirile" black men as (inter alia) an exploration of tensions within the city of Athens itself, and indeed within individual Athenians.