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It has however been questioned whether Sophocles , granted that he departed from the normal practice of Attic tragedy by dealing with a theme fully handled in Homer – which may have to be accepted in this case – would have combined ...
It has however been questioned whether Sophocles , granted that he departed from the normal practice of Attic tragedy by dealing with a theme fully handled in Homer – which may have to be accepted in this case – would have combined ...
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He leaves open both possibilities , refusal or acceptance : the poem ends not with ... Tityrus ' invitation fails because , even if it were accepted , it would do not good and , even if it failed , that would not erase the longing for ...
He leaves open both possibilities , refusal or acceptance : the poem ends not with ... Tityrus ' invitation fails because , even if it were accepted , it would do not good and , even if it failed , that would not erase the longing for ...
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... evidence would be welcome ; all that can be said at present is that the 50 hectare camp at Ythan Wells in part overlies a smaller 14 hectare camp with Stracathro - type gates , a type generally accepted as being Flavian in date .
... evidence would be welcome ; all that can be said at present is that the 50 hectare camp at Ythan Wells in part overlies a smaller 14 hectare camp with Stracathro - type gates , a type generally accepted as being Flavian in date .
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| Titel | Liverpool Classical Monthly: LCM., Bände 15-16 |
| Herausgeber | John Pinsent |
| Verlag | John Pinsent, 1990 |
| Original von | Ohio State University |
| Digitalisiert | 20. März 2018 |
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