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Pope's 1723–25 Shakespear, classical editing, and humanistic reading practices [PDF]
King, Edmund
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Ways to die for warriors [PDF]
Homeric similes and comparisons have many narrative functions. In death scenes, they contribute to the characterization of victim and aggressor and of death itself.
Scheijnen, Tine
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Naming the gods: traditional verse-making in Homer and Old Babylonian Akkadian poetry
This is an investigation of character-naming expressions in early Greek (ca. eighth–sixth c. BC) and Old Babylonian Akkadian narrative poetry (ca. nineteenth–seventeenth c. BC).
Bernardo Ballesteros
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Female Madness in Greek Tradition and Medicine
This paper considers the similarities and differences in Greek thought concerning female madness among both traditional views of madness and medical views.
Connelly, Caitlin T.
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Self-sampling for cervical cancer screening: preferences, acceptability, convenience and cost-effectiveness [PDF]
Background: Human papillomaviruses (HPVs) are DNA viruses from the Papillomaviridae family. These viruses are linked to about 5% of human cancers, with a significant association with cervical cancer.
Sedigheh Damavandi Kamali +2 more
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A review of Felice Vinci, The Baltic Origins of Homer’s Epic Tales; The Iliad, They Odyssey, and the Migration of Myth (Rochester, Vermont: Inner Traditions, 2006)
Michael Gibbons
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Representative bees in Quintus Smyrnaeus' Posthomerica [PDF]
MacIver, Calum
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Insight into the Community: Bee Similes in the Iliad and the Aeneid [PDF]
This paper offers a comparative analysis of the bee similes in Homer’s Iliad and Virgil’s Aeneid to demonstrate that there are significant thematic connections between the similes in the two epics.
Heist, Sara
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Copredication in homotopy type theory [PDF]
This paper applies homotopy type theory to formal semantics of natural languages and proposes a new model for the linguistic phenomenon of copredication. Copredication refers to sentences where two predicates which assume different requirements for their
Bahramian, Hamidreza
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