Homer and His InfluenceLongmans, Green, 1925 - 169 Seiten |
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... Odyssey even the hero himself dur- ing most of the poem is in the guise of a suppliant or of a beggar , while the other actors are slaves , revelers , or men of rank ... Odyssey is a re - creation [ 54 ] THE ODYSSEY VII HOMER AMONG GREEKS.
... Odyssey even the hero himself dur- ing most of the poem is in the guise of a suppliant or of a beggar , while the other actors are slaves , revelers , or men of rank ... Odyssey is a re - creation [ 54 ] THE ODYSSEY VII HOMER AMONG GREEKS.
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... Odyssey , since the impression must be created that he is of such importance that his fate is eagerly discussed not only in Ithaca , Pylos , and Sparta , but among the assembled gods of Olympus as well . • The action of the Iliad , as ...
... Odyssey , since the impression must be created that he is of such importance that his fate is eagerly discussed not only in Ithaca , Pylos , and Sparta , but among the assembled gods of Olympus as well . • The action of the Iliad , as ...
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... Odyssey is thus a necessity by the very conception of the poem . The Odyssey is not , as already said , a series of scenes but a closely connected plot , fully thought out from the ... Odyssey is the work of Homer when [ 65 ] THE ODYSSEY.
... Odyssey is thus a necessity by the very conception of the poem . The Odyssey is not , as already said , a series of scenes but a closely connected plot , fully thought out from the ... Odyssey is the work of Homer when [ 65 ] THE ODYSSEY.
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