La presencia de Grecia en Corella es muy abundante, en gran parte motivada por la localización geográfi ca y personajes que el autor hereda de Ovidio. Sin embargo, un análisis atento de dichas menciones nos revela que Grecia ocupa un papel ambiguo entre representación utópica e idealizada del amor y manifestación de la ira militar. Los griegos, en suma, son vistos como representates del ánimo que impulsa o propele a la búsqueda, a la vida, a la palestra
The presence of Greece in Corella is pervasive and is due in great part to the geographical location and the characters themselves that Corella inherits from Ovid. Nonetheless, an analysis of this presence of the term ‘Greece’ or ‘Greek’ reveals that Greece occupies an ambivalent function as utopic representation of love and as manifestation of militaristic wrath. It can be concluded that Greeks are presented as the representatives of a huaman strength or courage that propels forward and moves men to search, to live and to struggle in the palaestra .