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HOMER AND VIRGIL HOWEVER , Homer's greatest influence on Ro- man letters and through them on subsequent centuries has been through none of the Cae- sars , but through the Aeneid of Virgil , a poem written under Homeric influence ...
HOMER AND VIRGIL HOWEVER , Homer's greatest influence on Ro- man letters and through them on subsequent centuries has been through none of the Cae- sars , but through the Aeneid of Virgil , a poem written under Homeric influence ...
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Virgil decided to add a third poem to this small group , and with the first words , arma virumque cano , showed that he intended to cover the theme of each of the other poems . The Odyssey told ! of the wanderings and struggles of a ...
Virgil decided to add a third poem to this small group , and with the first words , arma virumque cano , showed that he intended to cover the theme of each of the other poems . The Odyssey told ! of the wanderings and struggles of a ...
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26 Virgil went to Homer as to an inexhaustible mine for plot , for incident , and for ornament . Out of this material he created a Roman epic full of the highest patriotism , worthy of the glories of the Caesars and the greatness of the ...
26 Virgil went to Homer as to an inexhaustible mine for plot , for incident , and for ornament . Out of this material he created a Roman epic full of the highest patriotism , worthy of the glories of the Caesars and the greatness of the ...
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HOMERIC POETRY AND ITS PRESER VATION | 3 |
HOMER AND TRADITIONS IN HOMER | 16 |
TRANSLATIONS OF HOMER | 32 |
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