Explain the metaphorical imagery of sibylla and Diana
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Portia alludes to Sibylla and Diana, a prophetess in ancient times, famous for her extreme old age, and the Roman goddess of feminine virtue and purity, respectively. Portia is saying that she will remain unmarried for the rest of her life, until a man chooses the right casket and gains the right to marry her.
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Portia alludes to Sibylla and Diana, a prophetess in ancient times, famous for her extreme old age, and the Roman goddess of feminine virtue and purity, respectively. Portia is saying that she will remain unmarried for the rest of her life, until a man chooses the right casket and gains the right to marry her.
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