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We should not unthinkingly identify the adopter with the adaptor , but should expect a long period of gestation between the first transmission of literacy and the completion of the Greek alphabet . It has often arbitrarily assumed that ...
We should not unthinkingly identify the adopter with the adaptor , but should expect a long period of gestation between the first transmission of literacy and the completion of the Greek alphabet . It has often arbitrarily assumed that ...
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The total lack of myth in the early period is remarkable enough for not unimportant Olympian deities , but even more striking is the fact that during the Archaic period the Muses had no temple of their own .
The total lack of myth in the early period is remarkable enough for not unimportant Olympian deities , but even more striking is the fact that during the Archaic period the Muses had no temple of their own .
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If we start from Maehler's analysis , quoted above , omit ( with Führer ) the period - end after line 4 , and rearrange the syllables in pairs , we see that the metrical scheme of Bacchylides 6 is nothing but a more or less random ...
If we start from Maehler's analysis , quoted above , omit ( with Führer ) the period - end after line 4 , and rearrange the syllables in pairs , we see that the metrical scheme of Bacchylides 6 is nothing but a more or less random ...
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