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it would be natural to infer from it that at the time when the Odyssey was composed Greek travellers associated some Egyptian monument with Agamemnon . This is not as paradoxical as it may look at first sight . The Greek community in ...
it would be natural to infer from it that at the time when the Odyssey was composed Greek travellers associated some Egyptian monument with Agamemnon . This is not as paradoxical as it may look at first sight . The Greek community in ...
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162 Melancholy reflections on death were a commonplace of Greek poetry from the earliest times ... As suits his subject [ death ] Horace's imagery is largely Greek ... Yet as so often Horace introduces original notes that are relevant ...
162 Melancholy reflections on death were a commonplace of Greek poetry from the earliest times ... As suits his subject [ death ] Horace's imagery is largely Greek ... Yet as so often Horace introduces original notes that are relevant ...
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162 Melancholy reflections on death were a commonplace of Greek poetry from the earliest times . . . As suits his subject [ death ] Horace ' s imagery is largely Greek . . . Yet as so often Horace introduces original notes that are ...
162 Melancholy reflections on death were a commonplace of Greek poetry from the earliest times . . . As suits his subject [ death ] Horace ' s imagery is largely Greek . . . Yet as so often Horace introduces original notes that are ...
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Dr John Fell editor of Alexander 911 | 9 |
Two textual notes on Aristotle | 17 |
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Liverpool Classical Monthly, Bände 4-6 |
| Herausgeber | John Pinsent |
| Verlag | John Pinsent., 1979 |
| Original von | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisiert | 22. Febr. 2008 |
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