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Homer by his very eminence became an easy source for all kinds of poetic quotations , some of which are luckily to be found in other early poems of known authors : Macrobius , Saturnalia , V. 16. 6 says that Homer stuffed his poetry ...
Homer by his very eminence became an easy source for all kinds of poetic quotations , some of which are luckily to be found in other early poems of known authors : Macrobius , Saturnalia , V. 16. 6 says that Homer stuffed his poetry ...
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Xenophanes , the first writer in whose works is found the name of Homer , says : “ From the beginning , for all have learned from him . ” Plato refers to him as the one who has trained Hellas , and calls him “ the best and the most ...
Xenophanes , the first writer in whose works is found the name of Homer , says : “ From the beginning , for all have learned from him . ” Plato refers to him as the one who has trained Hellas , and calls him “ the best and the most ...
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Elton says : “ Keats moved away from Spenser towards Homer and got the grand style . ” 29 > The favorite poet of the Victorian Age was Tennyson and his poetry is the voice of much of that great period.30 He is said to have regularly ...
Elton says : “ Keats moved away from Spenser towards Homer and got the grand style . ” 29 > The favorite poet of the Victorian Age was Tennyson and his poetry is the voice of much of that great period.30 He is said to have regularly ...
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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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