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Sin embargo, en autores como Ciceron, Virgilio, Ovidio, Salustio, Plinio y Cesar se emplean los sustantivos sceleratus o scelerosus (postclasico o arcaico), nefarius y criminosus para nombrar a las personas que cometen el delito, es decir, al <<criminal>>, aunque en Medea se le denomina noxius y monstrum (42), y en Phaedra, por su parte, funesta noverca (43).
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