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Homer is so hidden by his own creations that we cannot get a glimpse of him , except as these creations reveal his greatness . We can only surmise his ideas as we find them revealed by the deeds or the words of the actors in the poems .
Homer is so hidden by his own creations that we cannot get a glimpse of him , except as these creations reveal his greatness . We can only surmise his ideas as we find them revealed by the deeds or the words of the actors in the poems .
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8 The hero of the Odyssey is a re - creation of the Odysseus of the Iliad , the same in gifts , but greatly exalted . Then , too , the wife , Pe- nelope , is never named in the earlier epic . The poet did not introduce the hero in ...
8 The hero of the Odyssey is a re - creation of the Odysseus of the Iliad , the same in gifts , but greatly exalted . Then , too , the wife , Pe- nelope , is never named in the earlier epic . The poet did not introduce the hero in ...
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The ingenuity of uniform designers is taxed to make a new creation each year , a creation which must also show that the leader is assum- ing to be a divinity of the sea . Proteus has even become a Christian name , and the full name of ...
The ingenuity of uniform designers is taxed to make a new creation each year , a creation which must also show that the leader is assum- ing to be a divinity of the sea . Proteus has even become a Christian name , and the full name of ...
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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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