Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association, Volume 99Association, 1968 - Classical philology Beginning with v. 31, the proceedings and papers of the Philological Association of the Pacific Coast are included. |
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... Homer does not bother to develop an analogue for the presumable Trojan spectator of the advancing , destructive army of the Greeks . In 4.452 ff . , which , like Austin , I believe comes closest to our Vergilian passage , Homer mentions ...
... Homer does not bother to develop an analogue for the presumable Trojan spectator of the advancing , destructive army of the Greeks . In 4.452 ff . , which , like Austin , I believe comes closest to our Vergilian passage , Homer mentions ...
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... Homer and thus produce an effect analogous to Vergil's gemitus , rudentum , ululare in Aeneid 7.15-18 . Like Vergil , he is fascinated by the suggestive possibilities of the wild beasts ; but , as the lighter tone of his narrative ...
... Homer and thus produce an effect analogous to Vergil's gemitus , rudentum , ululare in Aeneid 7.15-18 . Like Vergil , he is fascinated by the suggestive possibilities of the wild beasts ; but , as the lighter tone of his narrative ...
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... Homer as the archetypal moral teacher ( 1-31 ) , the second a series of moral dicta on the art of right living ( 32–71 ) , but it is not at first evident how these two parts are to be united . In part 1 , young Lollius ' study of ...
... Homer as the archetypal moral teacher ( 1-31 ) , the second a series of moral dicta on the art of right living ( 32–71 ) , but it is not at first evident how these two parts are to be united . In part 1 , young Lollius ' study of ...
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My Tongue Swore But My Mind | 19 |
Cosmological Myth and the Tuna | 37 |
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