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He tells us that the Greeks were held at Troy by the anger of Athena , but he does not explain the origin of that anger . He tells us that Ajax , the son of Oileus , was most hateful to Athena , but the reason is not given .
He tells us that the Greeks were held at Troy by the anger of Athena , but he does not explain the origin of that anger . He tells us that Ajax , the son of Oileus , was most hateful to Athena , but the reason is not given .
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There seems no moral reason for the anger of Poseidon which so ruthlessly followed Odysseus because he escaped from the cave of Polyphemus in the only manner escape was possible . It is hard to picture an all - powerful and all - good ...
There seems no moral reason for the anger of Poseidon which so ruthlessly followed Odysseus because he escaped from the cave of Polyphemus in the only manner escape was possible . It is hard to picture an all - powerful and all - good ...
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In the first book of the Iliad Homer tells how Zeus in anger in anger hurled Hephaestus from Olympus : " He hurled me , having seized me by the foot , from the heavenly threshold , and I fell during the entire day , coming just at ...
In the first book of the Iliad Homer tells how Zeus in anger in anger hurled Hephaestus from Olympus : " He hurled me , having seized me by the foot , from the heavenly threshold , and I fell during the entire day , coming just at ...
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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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