Homer and His InfluenceLongmans, Green and Company, 1931 - 169 Seiten |
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... Aristotle and the modern revival of learning . Such famous names as Archilochus , Sappho , Alcaeus , and Simonides are hardly more than names , since they are known merely by the happy accident of chance quotation or torn papyri , while ...
... Aristotle and the modern revival of learning . Such famous names as Archilochus , Sappho , Alcaeus , and Simonides are hardly more than names , since they are known merely by the happy accident of chance quotation or torn papyri , while ...
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... as animosities . Homer and Virgil were alike regarded as furnishing the norm of epic poetry , not Homer alone , as had been done in the writings of Aristotle and in the criticism of the age of Augustus [ 126 ] HOMER AND HIS INFLUENCE.
... as animosities . Homer and Virgil were alike regarded as furnishing the norm of epic poetry , not Homer alone , as had been done in the writings of Aristotle and in the criticism of the age of Augustus [ 126 ] HOMER AND HIS INFLUENCE.
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... Aristotle , Plato , and the Greek orators and tragedians . About the mid- dle of the century Thomas Watson attempted a translation of Homer in English hexameters , and a little later Arthur Hall published a trans- lation of the first ...
... Aristotle , Plato , and the Greek orators and tragedians . About the mid- dle of the century Thomas Watson attempted a translation of Homer in English hexameters , and a little later Arthur Hall published a trans- lation of the first ...
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