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Salomé

This is a new section, begun July 2020

Articles

Phaedra Claeys: From Hérodias to Hérodiade: Massenet’s Idiosyncratic Take on the Salomé Myth. Adaptation, Volume 13, Issue 1, March 2020, pages 36–58.

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