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- Page 14 and 15: PREFACE Students of Altertumswissen
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- Page 18 and 19: Abbreviations Friedrich, Verwundung
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- Page 24 and 25: INTRODUCTION i. Formulas The creati
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The Iliad as heroic poetry is or bo
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The Iliad as heroic poetry driving
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The Iliad as heroic poetry great en
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Alexandrian scholars, see scholia A
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chariot (cont.) 329, 363; as ambula
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formula (s) (cont.) vary in sense,
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Kakridis, J. Th., 98, 130, 131, 138
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Odysseus (cont.) 261, 274; embodime
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Index Sarpedon, 78, 99, 102, 104, 1
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Whallon, W., 276 Whitman, C. H., 14
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Book Nine The duty of vengeance is
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Book Nine resumptive formula is use
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Book Nine (19.42-5) supernumeraries
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Book Nine would have been appropria
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Book Nine Agamemnon (4.412-18) - ad
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Book Nine expected him to be his ma
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Book Nine but natural rhetoric, cf.
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Book Nine 77 TTUpa TTOAAOC ... yr|6
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Book Nine astonishment, or derision
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Book Nine expurgation (IuH 66), on
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Book Nine he had slept with Briseis
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Book Nine 142-5. Also odd is the ex
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Book Nine (161) must allude to this
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Book Mine knew as much about him as
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Book Nine is uncharacteristically r
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Book Nine Kf|pux* ocji' oirdaaas (O
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Book Nine JHS 101 (1981) 113-29, ma
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Book Nine in the luxury of their pa
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Book Nine paralleled. They bear som
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Book Mine the gifts: and (4) he app
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Book Nine infinitives is variable (
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Book Nine dialect of Lesbos) is pro
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Book Nine rhetorical style. P. Frie
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Book Nine that Akhilleus' disillusi
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Book Nine 318-20 The three whole-ve
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Book Nine (NrjAeus) ... | E£EAET'
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Book Nine epic, see Penelope's word
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Book Nine is unknown. It could have
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Book Nine so do attitudes, cf. 16.4
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Book Nine what consumes it is Ipis
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Book Nine may draw death's sting bu
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Book Nine 33, moots the possibility
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Book Nine he was acting as if he we
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Book Nine Phthie itself is a vague
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Book Nine Phoinix to do? R. Carpent
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Book Nine knee to be fed. Phoinix'
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Book Nine 13.214, linguistically a
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Book Mine suggestion of W. J. Verde
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Book Nine traditional framework. In
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Book Nine which was approved by Cal
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Book Nine 557 KccAAiacpupou (3X //.
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Book Nine although the Erinues were
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Book Nine editors, is an incorrect
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Book Nine follows at 658-68 (621 ^
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Book Nine is the same in both cases
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Book Nine and exposed by Odysseus.
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Book Nine the reversal of that hast
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Book Nine 6.5-36), and killed a com
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Book Ten been, would hardly have be
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Book Ten Akhilleus) to fight with t
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Book Ten but the episode is superfi
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Book Ten signified flight (see o,.2
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Book Ten 97-8, there being no compl
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Book Ten 41 Nu£ was a goddess (14.
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Book Ten is parallel to &(3pOTr| (1
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Book Ten oxymoron of saying that 9a
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Book Ten until the council's decisi
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Book Ten 158 Ad£ TTO81 Kivfjaocs i
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Book Ten 194-200 The sentinels, rea
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Book Ten same usage. For uiTOUpdvio
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Book Ten Agamemnon's inner thoughts
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Book Ten established in the parados
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Book Ten Sub-Minoan grave at Knosso
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Book Ten scene. Odysseus would have
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Book Ten 287 The pause at the Asopo
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Book Ten in book 2) where it is not
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Book Ten 324 oux ocAios CTKOTTOS ..
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Book Ten the sentence. Tre6ioio is
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Book Ten beside x^H&PPOOS- eO£oos
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Book Ten steeds. Zeus (17.443-49) i
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Book Ten (Princeton 1982), and vol.
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Book Ten poet of the Iliad's attitu
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Book Ten means the reins (f|via, th
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Book Ten in the epic style if X is
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Book Ten rider at 15.680, Triaupas
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Book Ten may have preferred to writ
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Book Ten TO£QV excov Kai hri veup-
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Book Ten Hektor's return from battl
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Book Eleven carefully composed pass
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Book Eleven starting-point of the O
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Book Eleven symbol of heroism and t
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Book Eleven covered by the smaller
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Book Eleven ccuTocp 67T6iTa CTOKOS
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Book Eleven poet has the first clea
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Book Eleven is the same Akamas - at
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Book Eleven provides a useful discu
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Book Eleven also be expected, if he
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Book Eleven linked since Iphidamas
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Book Eleven first to a series of sl
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Book Eleven 96 (7T69dvr| could mean
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Book Eleven moment of need, a point
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Book Eleven Antimakhos' treachery,
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Book Eleven parenthesis 151-2 and t
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Book Eleven geography is unclear (s
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Book Eleven the epic and only in th
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Book Eleven OKpoaTaTs, see also W.
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Book Eleven Abudos and Lampsakos, a
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Book Eleven connects eup&£ with eu
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Book Eleven Agamemnon holding his s
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Book Eleven follows Hektor's counte
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Book Eleven Tpcoes KOCI AdpSavoi f)
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Book Eleven 305—8 The poet's thou
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Book Eleven obscure. Ruijgh, op. ci
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Book Eleven ism between the scenes,
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Book Eleven without any numinous au
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Book Eleven 401 T, who is alert to
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Book Eleven Trojans who bear a Myce
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Book Eleven but the subject may be
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Book Eleven av, is the source accor
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Book Eleven 344-8, with further bib
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Book Eleven 8.3.7, an d for modern
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Book Eleven traditions of the Iliad
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Book Eleven language appropriate to
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Book Eleven 762 si TTOT' lov ye is
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Book Eleven indirect argument, nor
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Book Eleven 838; it is paralleled b
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Book Eleven pain-killers; he was TT
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Book Twelve Akhilleus had his stati
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Book Twelve a space between the dit
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Book Twelve unusual as an epithet o
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Book Twelve between the actions of
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Book Twelve more substantial edific
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Book Twelve at Vrulia in Rhodes c.
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Book Twelve 95-6 This Asios meets h
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Book Twelve narrative of book 13, c
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Book Twelve sc. the Achaeans were r
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Book Twelve unexpected, but insects
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Book Twelve Omens do not occur dv£
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Book Twelve dAAov at 248 is actuall
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Book Twelve TO KOCT&, bT). Scaling
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Book Twelve word for snowflakes; bu
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Book Twelve externalization of his
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Book Twelve Fenik (TBS 24ff.): a Tr
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Book Twelve less so than Saiucov, s
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Book Twelve himself. Nestor was KeA
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