Homer and His InfluenceLongmans, Green, 1925 - 169 Seiten |
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... Paris , since even his name is unmentioned in the second poem . No actor human or divine is so much in evidence and so powerful in both poems as Athena , but the poet makes no reference to the manner of her birth , while Hesiod tells ...
... Paris , since even his name is unmentioned in the second poem . No actor human or divine is so much in evidence and so powerful in both poems as Athena , but the poet makes no reference to the manner of her birth , while Hesiod tells ...
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... Paris ; Zeus could not fathom it and repeatedly but in vain urged them to remember the sacrifice and piety of the Trojan leaders . The poet never mentioned the death of Paris ; a sure proof that he had no inten- tion of showing that the ...
... Paris ; Zeus could not fathom it and repeatedly but in vain urged them to remember the sacrifice and piety of the Trojan leaders . The poet never mentioned the death of Paris ; a sure proof that he had no inten- tion of showing that the ...
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... Paris turn and fly . Hector was not only the devoted warrior but he was a brother who felt deeply the shame brought on the family and city by Paris , and , because of the indignation over that shame , he soundly berated him , hence this ...
... Paris turn and fly . Hector was not only the devoted warrior but he was a brother who felt deeply the shame brought on the family and city by Paris , and , because of the indignation over that shame , he soundly berated him , hence this ...
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