Homer and His InfluenceLongmans, Green and Company, 1931 - 169 Seiten |
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... beginning of the ninth century . There is great disagreement among scholars in both of these matters , but while it is possible that Homer may have lived as early as the eleventh century it is hardly possible for him to have been later ...
... beginning of the ninth century . There is great disagreement among scholars in both of these matters , but while it is possible that Homer may have lived as early as the eleventh century it is hardly possible for him to have been later ...
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... beginning of Roman literature . It is a striking indication of the immortality of Homer that , although he was older by many centuries than Ennius , his works have survived while the poetry of Ennius has practically dis- appeared ...
... beginning of Roman literature . It is a striking indication of the immortality of Homer that , although he was older by many centuries than Ennius , his works have survived while the poetry of Ennius has practically dis- appeared ...
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... beginning of genuine and direct Greek influence in England . More in his Utopia described such an enthu- siasm for the study of that language that all men were forced to become Hellenists by a decree of the senate of Utopia . During ...
... beginning of genuine and direct Greek influence in England . More in his Utopia described such an enthu- siasm for the study of that language that all men were forced to become Hellenists by a decree of the senate of Utopia . During ...
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