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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... human life ; 20 especially when he turns to his own imagination ( not only for analogies , but also in piling up ... human and animal life : 2.352-70 . 21 C. Bailey , " The Mind of Lucretius , " AJP 61 ( 1940 ) 278-91 . 22 This is shown ...
... human life ; 20 especially when he turns to his own imagination ( not only for analogies , but also in piling up ... human and animal life : 2.352-70 . 21 C. Bailey , " The Mind of Lucretius , " AJP 61 ( 1940 ) 278-91 . 22 This is shown ...
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... human nature , we meet , says Norwood , " five ordinary characters under the strain of extraordinary circumstances ... human nature — you — the one constant factor in human affairs . Look at the compromising self- centered mess we make ...
... human nature , we meet , says Norwood , " five ordinary characters under the strain of extraordinary circumstances ... human nature — you — the one constant factor in human affairs . Look at the compromising self- centered mess we make ...
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... human realities which that adventure conveys . Magic is an essential part of the tale and will remain so for the later poets . Yet Homer's magic is still subordinate to human character . In a sense it is Odysseus ' own humanity as much ...
... human realities which that adventure conveys . Magic is an essential part of the tale and will remain so for the later poets . Yet Homer's magic is still subordinate to human character . In a sense it is Odysseus ' own humanity as much ...
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My Tongue Swore But My Mind | 19 |
Cosmological Myth and the Tuna | 37 |
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