Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association, Volume 100Association, 1969 - Classical philology Beginning with v. 31, the proceedings and papers of the Philological Association of the Pacific Coast are included. |
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... Odysseus the world traveler is studying and acquainting himself with another foreign people , then one would miss the point of the adventures of Books 9 through 12. Far from being an observer of his own encounters , Odysseus becomes ...
... Odysseus the world traveler is studying and acquainting himself with another foreign people , then one would miss the point of the adventures of Books 9 through 12. Far from being an observer of his own encounters , Odysseus becomes ...
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... Odysseus are the presence of Athena , the menos kai thymon which she arouses in the Phaeacians , Odysseus ' enhanced appearance and strength , his charis , and the word aethloi , which denotes both the discus contest and the entirety of ...
... Odysseus are the presence of Athena , the menos kai thymon which she arouses in the Phaeacians , Odysseus ' enhanced appearance and strength , his charis , and the word aethloi , which denotes both the discus contest and the entirety of ...
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... Odysseus , not even the bards Demodocus and Phemius . The last acknowledgment of Odysseus ' acceptance comes from Alcinous at the end of his tale . Once again , Odysseus earns approval through his own mastery of narration ( 13.1-2 are ...
... Odysseus , not even the bards Demodocus and Phemius . The last acknowledgment of Odysseus ' acceptance comes from Alcinous at the end of his tale . Once again , Odysseus earns approval through his own mastery of narration ( 13.1-2 are ...
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ORGANIZATION | iii |
Officers Directors and Committees | viii |
Award of Merit | x |
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