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Hesiod's Didactic Poetry [PDF]
The Classical Quarterly, 1985 In this paper I shall approach Hesiod's poetry from two, rather different, directions; consequently, the paper itself falls into two parts, the argument and conclusions of which are largely independent. In (I) I offer some observations on the vexed question of the organisation of Works and Days; that is, my concern is with the coherence of the poem's ...
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Dikaiosyne – sprawiedliwość. Genealogia pojęcia
Filozofia Publiczna i Edukacja Demokratyczna, 2012 The concept of justice takes a central position in practical philosophy from the birth of philosophical reflection in the ancient Greece to contemporary discussions in political, social, and moral philosophy.
Piotr W. Juchacz
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Morte e trasfigurazione di Leonida
MythosThe paper aims to illustrate the sophisticated structure and the relationship to Homer and Hesiod of the Delphic oracle concerning Leonidas and the Battle of Thermopylae, with special attention to the final three verses, as well as the oracular tradition
Pietro Vannicelli
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Recht ohne Gesetz?: Szenarien der Rechtsprechung bei Homer, Hesiod und Aischylos / Justice without Law? Scenarios of Jurisdiction in Homer, Hesiod and Aeschylus [PDF]
Ancilla Iuris, 2015 Das griechische Götterpantheon, das im Kern aus den zwölf „Olympischen Göttern“ besteht, die eine Generation von älteren Göttern, die Titanen, abgelöst haben, kennt keine Gottheit, die explizit und ausschließlich als Gottheit der Gerechtigkeit oder des ...
Susanne Gödde
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On the question of priority of Homer and Hesiod
Emerita, 1986 No disponible.
Odysseus Tsagarakis
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New Trends in Homeric Scholarship Homer’s Name, Underworld and Lyric Voice
AOQU, 2020 This paper hosts three case-studies that are meant to be representative of paradigm-shifting trends in Homeric Studies and to cater to specialists and non-specialists alike.
Andrea Capra +3 more
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Out‐Paganing the Pagans: Paradise Lost as Christian Theogony
Milton Quarterly, Volume 58, Issue 1-2, Page 15-17, March–May 2024.
Björn Quiring
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INTERPRETACIÓN Y CRÍTICA DEL MITO EN LOS PRIMEROS FILÓSOFOS GRIEGOS
Myrtia, 1986 In this lecture the author stars froiri the point of view and the personal conviction that Myth and Religion among the Greeks were so closely interrelated that we cannot understand one without the other. On the basis of this assumption Hesiod is examined
José García López
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Plato, 2015 Reported by a male, one of Diotima’s thesis seems rather surprising: men’ desire is to become pregnant. Scholars have pretended that kuèsis applied to males must be interpreted in a metaphorical sense, but this prohibits understanding why Diotima chooses
Anne Gabrièle Wersinger
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