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Apollo , Aphrodite , and Hephaestus in the Odyssey is in the song of Demodocus ; a song that is hardly didactic or theological in its tendency . The Iliad and the Odyssey are simply imaginative , ecstatic , poetic creations , unhampered ...
Apollo , Aphrodite , and Hephaestus in the Odyssey is in the song of Demodocus ; a song that is hardly didactic or theological in its tendency . The Iliad and the Odyssey are simply imaginative , ecstatic , poetic creations , unhampered ...
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Odysseus , as ordered , stopped the ears of the crew with wax , had himself securely bound hand and foot and then started to sail past the Sirens , but when their song was heard he determined to delay and to listen , even if this meant ...
Odysseus , as ordered , stopped the ears of the crew with wax , had himself securely bound hand and foot and then started to sail past the Sirens , but when their song was heard he determined to delay and to listen , even if this meant ...
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The gods of Norse or of Hindu mythology have not supplanted the gods of Homer in the poetic sphere , and his muse is still the patron of song . When Hamlet pictured his father as having : The front of Jove himself , An eye like Mars to ...
The gods of Norse or of Hindu mythology have not supplanted the gods of Homer in the poetic sphere , and his muse is still the patron of song . When Hamlet pictured his father as having : The front of Jove himself , An eye like Mars to ...
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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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