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This evidence is confirmed by the wellknown conservatism of the Greeks , a conservatism which banished Onomacritus , a favorite of Pisistratus , for adding a verse to the poetry of the mythical Musaeus , and which fined Lycon , a friend ...
This evidence is confirmed by the wellknown conservatism of the Greeks , a conservatism which banished Onomacritus , a favorite of Pisistratus , for adding a verse to the poetry of the mythical Musaeus , and which fined Lycon , a friend ...
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35,000 verses is as long as the Iliad , the Odyssey , and the Aeneid combined rests on a wrong inference . The verse used by Spenser has , except the last verse of the stanza , but ten syllables , while the shortest possible Homeric ...
35,000 verses is as long as the Iliad , the Odyssey , and the Aeneid combined rests on a wrong inference . The verse used by Spenser has , except the last verse of the stanza , but ten syllables , while the shortest possible Homeric ...
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The clerk is assumed to have recited at once the desired passages , twenty - six verses in all . It seems most improbable that the clerk could have taken the time to search a manuscript in order to find the requested scenes , but he ...
The clerk is assumed to have recited at once the desired passages , twenty - six verses in all . It seems most improbable that the clerk could have taken the time to search a manuscript in order to find the requested scenes , but he ...
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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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