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The Homer known to Plato , Aristotle , and the illustrious scholars of Alexandria is prac- tically the same Homer which is known to us ; a thing which is true of no other poet of early or of classical Greece , All of the Greek poets ...
The Homer known to Plato , Aristotle , and the illustrious scholars of Alexandria is prac- tically the same Homer which is known to us ; a thing which is true of no other poet of early or of classical Greece , All of the Greek poets ...
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Homer plunges at once into the midst of his story , as if he assumed that the plot and the actors were known to his hearers , but he then so fills in the details and adorns the matter that we are as fully informed by him as if he had ...
Homer plunges at once into the midst of his story , as if he assumed that the plot and the actors were known to his hearers , but he then so fills in the details and adorns the matter that we are as fully informed by him as if he had ...
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HOMER AND ENGLAND T HE knowledge of Homer came to England directly from Italy , but cer- tain traditions connected with the story of Troy were known through Virgil , Dares , Dictys , and the epitome of the Iliad , Ilias Latina , made by ...
HOMER AND ENGLAND T HE knowledge of Homer came to England directly from Italy , but cer- tain traditions connected with the story of Troy were known through Virgil , Dares , Dictys , and the epitome of the Iliad , Ilias Latina , made by ...
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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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