Homer and His InfluenceLongmans, Green, 1925 - 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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... Aristotle who unhesitatingly assigned the Margites to Homer . The Batrachomyomachia , Battle of the Frogs and the Mice , is often mentioned as Homeric and it is sometimes printed along with the other poetry of Homer . This poem is a ...
... Aristotle who unhesitatingly assigned the Margites to Homer . The Batrachomyomachia , Battle of the Frogs and the Mice , is often mentioned as Homeric and it is sometimes printed along with the other poetry of Homer . This poem is a ...
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... Aristotle , the best possible judge of Greek poetry , said that the Iliad and the Odyssey surpass all other poems in diction as well as in thought . Primitive poets may have the thoughts , but noble diction belongs only to advanced art ...
... Aristotle , the best possible judge of Greek poetry , said that the Iliad and the Odyssey surpass all other poems in diction as well as in thought . Primitive poets may have the thoughts , but noble diction belongs only to advanced art ...
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