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Where did the herds go? Combining zooarchaeological and isotopic data to examine animal management in ancient Thessaly (Greece). [PDF]

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A modern poet reads ancient war texts: politics, life and death in George Seferis' 'The Last Day'

Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies, 2008
It has been argued that ‘The Last Day’, written during the Metaxas dictatorship and while the Second World War was looming on the horizon, constitutes Seferis’ answer to the exhausted model of the ‘national poet’. The aim of this article is to examine in detail the poem’s allusions to ancient war texts, in order to deal with what stood at the heart of ...
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Adept adaptation and intelligent employment of ancient Arabic heritage: A reading in the poetry of Muhammad al‐Thubayti, a modern Saudi poet

Domes: Digest of Middle East Studies
AbstractThis research attempts to analyze Arabic heritage elements employed in Muhammad al‐Thubayti's poetry as his poetry highlights modern issues. Heritage becomes a cornerstone in al‐Thubayti's poetry for it produces new meanings and contexts. It is used in visionary and creative ways enabling him to shape his poetic experiences.
Mujahid Ahmed Mohammed Alwaqaa
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Borrowings of Modern from Ancient Poets

Transactions of the Royal Historical Society, 1873
The influence of the literature of Greece and Rome, not only upon that of the nations the groundwork of whose language may be traced back to classical sources, but on those civilised races who descend from a wholly different origin, has been a subject which has received much attention and abundant illustration. We formerly gave a collection of examples
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A unified genealogy of modern and ancient genomes

Science, 2022
Anthony Wilder Wohns   +2 more
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