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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... figure indicates that song lifted Pindar above the restrictions of mortality and allowed him to move among realities ... figure for excellence , at N. 6.69 as a figure for strength , and at N. 7.6 as a figure for hindrance . Pythian 10 ...
... figure indicates that song lifted Pindar above the restrictions of mortality and allowed him to move among realities ... figure for excellence , at N. 6.69 as a figure for strength , and at N. 7.6 as a figure for hindrance . Pythian 10 ...
Page 445
... figure so extensive and elaborate ? Also , why did he " commandeer , " so to speak , the actual car and team of the victor ? A partial answer to the first question lies , I think , in Pindar's effort to create in the poem the effect of ...
... figure so extensive and elaborate ? Also , why did he " commandeer , " so to speak , the actual car and team of the victor ? A partial answer to the first question lies , I think , in Pindar's effort to create in the poem the effect of ...
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... figure implies , he is the agent of the god - these meanings condition that " fact . " Pindar wishes to draw , as by a magnet , the attention of the family to that one of the two " facts " which alone expresses the truth of the family ...
... figure implies , he is the agent of the god - these meanings condition that " fact . " Pindar wishes to draw , as by a magnet , the attention of the family to that one of the two " facts " which alone expresses the truth of the family ...
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ORGANIZATION | iii |
Officers Directors and Committees | viii |
Award of Merit | x |
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