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3 The references to Homer as the author of epic poems other than the Iliad and the Odyssey are so vague , so dependent on difficult interpretation of doubtful passages , and so at variance with the clear affirmations of the most ...
3 The references to Homer as the author of epic poems other than the Iliad and the Odyssey are so vague , so dependent on difficult interpretation of doubtful passages , and so at variance with the clear affirmations of the most ...
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The change of a single word in the first passage or the addition of a negative in the second would have been all that was needed , but that slight revision was not made . Odysseus in the presence of the Phaeacians boasted that he was ...
The change of a single word in the first passage or the addition of a negative in the second would have been all that was needed , but that slight revision was not made . Odysseus in the presence of the Phaeacians boasted that he was ...
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Cicero tried his hand at translating into hexameters various passages from Homer , e.g. , the song of the Sirens and other famous passages . The longest continuous translation from Homer which has been preserved in the works of Cicero ...
Cicero tried his hand at translating into hexameters various passages from Homer , e.g. , the song of the Sirens and other famous passages . The longest continuous translation from Homer which has been preserved in the works of Cicero ...
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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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