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Heliodorus

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Heliodorus

Ancient Greek novelist, born at Emesa, Syria. His Aethiopica (in ten books), a romance set in Delphi and Egypt, is generally considered the best of the ancient novels; it describes in poetic prose the loves of Theagenes and Charicleia. It was popular among the Byzantines, who recognized its psychological insight and narrative skill, and was translated in the 16th century.



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authors Heliodorus and Achilles Tatius), which became available in the later sixteenth century, with their typically exotic locales, their star-crossed young lovers, shipwrecks, kidnappings, seductions, bloody murders, and suicides.
In the ancient Greek novel Ethiopica, written by Heliodorus sometime in the fourth century A.
18) Similar architectural features can be found in Raphael's frescoes in the rooms (stanze) of the papal apartment in the Vatican Palace, especially in the Expulsion of Heliodorus from the Temple and the Coronation of Charlemagne.
 
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