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Although archaeology in recent years has done much to illuminate Homeric poetry , the poet himself is as remote and elusive as ever . Many attempts have been made to explain the name Homer as that of some trait or char- acter and not ...
Although archaeology in recent years has done much to illuminate Homeric poetry , the poet himself is as remote and elusive as ever . Many attempts have been made to explain the name Homer as that of some trait or char- acter and not ...
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Plato refers to him as the one who has trained Hellas , and calls him " the best and the most divine of poets , " " the greatest of poets and the first of the dramatists . " He was regarded by entire Hellas as the greatest poet ...
Plato refers to him as the one who has trained Hellas , and calls him " the best and the most divine of poets , " " the greatest of poets and the first of the dramatists . " He was regarded by entire Hellas as the greatest poet ...
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Homer was the ideal of English classicism , yet the swing away from that classicism was a swing towards Homer , and the first great English poet after Pope , one of the poets to lead the English writers back to simplicity , Cowper ...
Homer was the ideal of English classicism , yet the swing away from that classicism was a swing towards Homer , and the first great English poet after Pope , one of the poets to lead the English writers back to simplicity , Cowper ...
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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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