Homer and His InfluenceLongmans, Green and Company, 1931 - 169 Seiten |
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... Trojans was not from a sense of wrong but because of their own wounded pride , and that fury is never assigned to ... Trojan leaders . The poet never mentioned the death of Paris ; a sure proof that he had no inten- tion of showing that ...
... Trojans was not from a sense of wrong but because of their own wounded pride , and that fury is never assigned to ... Trojan leaders . The poet never mentioned the death of Paris ; a sure proof that he had no inten- tion of showing that ...
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... our lips . When he has once heard he goes on with great joy and with increased knowledge , since we know all things such as the Argives and the Trojans HOMER AND HIS INFLUENCE and epic cycle , if Homer [ 71 ] THE REACH OF HIS GENIUS.
... our lips . When he has once heard he goes on with great joy and with increased knowledge , since we know all things such as the Argives and the Trojans HOMER AND HIS INFLUENCE and epic cycle , if Homer [ 71 ] THE REACH OF HIS GENIUS.
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... Trojans , hence they relied on the version assumed to be given by Dares , a Trojan priest of Vulcan . Chaucer could hardly have known Homer at first hand , but in his House of Fame he sees Homer standing on a pillar of honor : Ful ...
... Trojans , hence they relied on the version assumed to be given by Dares , a Trojan priest of Vulcan . Chaucer could hardly have known Homer at first hand , but in his House of Fame he sees Homer standing on a pillar of honor : Ful ...
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