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house to which epic , lyric , and dramatic poets alike went for their heroes and their background . Homer , Pindar , and Sophocles went to this store - house for hints with which to stage or to embellish their poetry , but not for the ...
house to which epic , lyric , and dramatic poets alike went for their heroes and their background . Homer , Pindar , and Sophocles went to this store - house for hints with which to stage or to embellish their poetry , but not for the ...
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The distinction generally drawn between natural epic and literary or conscious epic , with Homer as the type of the natural and Milton of the literary epic , is utterly false . Homer is no less literary than Milton and no definition of ...
The distinction generally drawn between natural epic and literary or conscious epic , with Homer as the type of the natural and Milton of the literary epic , is utterly false . Homer is no less literary than Milton and no definition of ...
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Southey himself in his introduction to Modoc refused to call that poem an epic . The Idyls of the King are rather a grouping around a central theme than an ordered epic , while the lengthy poems of Morris are not poems of action and ...
Southey himself in his introduction to Modoc refused to call that poem an epic . The Idyls of the King are rather a grouping around a central theme than an ordered epic , while the lengthy poems of Morris are not poems of action and ...
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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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