She gifted to
Briseis her belief that the stories of "common women whose names you won't have heard" can humanise history by recalling the childhood foibles of dead heroes or the long labours their mothers suffered giving birth to them.
"For most of Barker's novel,
Briseis is the first-person narrator, but in the final part, the narrative is intercut with third-person chapters told from the point of view of Achilles.
(Ex foeminis Pasiphae, Ariadne, Berenice, Hermione,
Briseis, Penelobe, Deidamira, Ersilia uxor Rouli, Ero, Virginia, Anaxarete, Antigone, Arachne, Arethusa, Arsinoe, Polyxena, Pelagia, Lycaste, Iocasta, Hecuba, Cassandra, Hesperie, Cleopatra, Coelia, Ilia, Sybillae, Vestales.
In regard to this, the case of the captive
Briseis, wrenched from Achilles by Agamemnon, is significant.
For Darren and Suzanne Pace, this is certainly the case when it comes to their grandchildren,
Briseis, seven, and Reilly, five, from Ely, Cardiff.
Existen variados ejemplos de mariposas europeas, que se han visto diezmadas en las poblaciones (Chazara
briseis) o desaparecidas (Maculinea arion), respuestas al desconocimiento de su historia natural, casos que se pudieron evitar y de los cuales se conocieron las causas despues de sucedidos (NEW, 2013); lo cual demuestra que existe la necesidad de estudios dirigidos al conocimiento de la historia natural de las especies para la comprension de su rol en los ecosistemas y sus necesidades biologicas, para identificar su habitat adecuado.
Agamemnon declares that, as the gods demand Chryseis, his war-prize, he will in turn call for
Briseis, Achilles' own war-prize.
Companies Mentioned in this Report: Beiersdorf AG, Grupo AC Marca,
Briseis S.A, Coty, Inc., Henkel AG & Co.
Chazara
briseis (Linnaeus, 1764)###38, 39, 42, 44, 45, 46, 47, 50, 54, 58