interpretatio graeca
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L'interpretatio graeca è il termine latino indicante la comune tendenza degli scrittori dell'antica Grecia ad equiparare le divinità straniere a quelle del loro pantheon. Erodoto, ad esempio, riferendosi agli antichi dei egiziani Amon, Osiride e Ptah, li chiama "Zeus", "Dionisio" ed "Efesto".
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