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... the liberties Pope took with the original , so that one must smile to see Sir John Lubbock gravely quoting Pope to illustrate Homeric customs of marriage , when the thing quoted is solely due to Pope and not to be found in Homer .
... the liberties Pope took with the original , so that one must smile to see Sir John Lubbock gravely quoting Pope to illustrate Homeric customs of marriage , when the thing quoted is solely due to Pope and not to be found in Homer .
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At another time , when Augustus made Tiberius his heir and successor , he quoted the words which Diomede had used regarding Odysseus , as he chose him his companion for a night foray : “ If this man follows me , we can both come safely ...
At another time , when Augustus made Tiberius his heir and successor , he quoted the words which Diomede had used regarding Odysseus , as he chose him his companion for a night foray : “ If this man follows me , we can both come safely ...
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Few parts of Homer were neglected by him , as I have found that he has quoted in his writings every book of the Iliad but one , and all the books of the Odyssey but three , or that he has quoted [ 151 ] HOMER AND ENGLAND.
Few parts of Homer were neglected by him , as I have found that he has quoted in his writings every book of the Iliad but one , and all the books of the Odyssey but three , or that he has quoted [ 151 ] HOMER AND ENGLAND.
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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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