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Ancient Greek heroes, athletes, poetry – An introduction, Part 2: Hippolytus the hero as son of an Amazon 2022.05.23 | By Gregory Nagy §0. The role of the hero Hippolytus as an athlete—specifically, as a charioteer—is relevant to…
Ancient Greek heroes, athletes, poetry – An introduction, Part 1: Hippolytus the hero as a charioteer 2022.05.16 | By Gregory Nagy §0. The picture that introduces Part 1 here helps me concentrate on heroes, athletes,…
Pausanias 9.23.2–4, on the tomb of Pindar 2022.05.02 | By Gregory Nagy §0. The three paragraphs of Pausanias that I quote and translate here are relevant to my ongoing…