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There are 11 posts tagged Myth (this is page 3 of 4).

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West on Passages of Disputed Authenticity

In M.L. West’s commentary on the Theogony, he remarks in his introduction to the Typhoeus passage (820-80) that it is ‘one of the sections of the Theo

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Eric in Uncategorized | October 4, 2007 | 116 Words

More on Gladstone

A couple of days ago I mentioned Burkert’s reference to William Ewart Gladstone’s noticing of the connection between the Enuma Elish and Homer in Burk

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Eric in Uncategorized | September 20, 2007 | 305 Words

When Politicians Knew Homer

In his article called ‘The Logic of Cosmogony’, Walter Burkert writes, in a passage regarding how ancients attempted to tell the tale about ‘the begin

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Eric in Uncategorized | September 19, 2007 | 143 Words

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