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... Agamemnon has been established ; if not Aga- memnon , then another man of the same name , as the boy said with reference to the authorship of Homer . Minos once more rules the seas from Crete . I mention four accounts of Herodotus which ...
... Agamemnon has been established ; if not Aga- memnon , then another man of the same name , as the boy said with reference to the authorship of Homer . Minos once more rules the seas from Crete . I mention four accounts of Herodotus which ...
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... Agamemnon.5 A somewhat amusing likeness may be found in the reproaches addressed by various commanders in the two poems to their troops for not fighting as hard as they ought . In the Iliad Agamemnon tells his troops that they are very ...
... Agamemnon.5 A somewhat amusing likeness may be found in the reproaches addressed by various commanders in the two poems to their troops for not fighting as hard as they ought . In the Iliad Agamemnon tells his troops that they are very ...
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... Agamemnon . In the Aeneid ' the Trojans suffer from plague , but it is said to be healed by Apollo and caused only by the heat of autumn . Another case in which Vergil avoids a miracle is in the por- tent of the snake at the altar , and ...
... Agamemnon . In the Aeneid ' the Trojans suffer from plague , but it is said to be healed by Apollo and caused only by the heat of autumn . Another case in which Vergil avoids a miracle is in the por- tent of the snake at the altar , and ...
Contents
Paul Shorey | 57 |
THE POETIC STRUCTURE OF THE ODYSSEY | 97 |
ANCIENT EMPIRES AND The Modern WORLD | 125 |
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