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in the middle: Were all αὐλητρίδες, ὀρχηστρίδες and female ἀοιδοί hetairai?

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Further comments on Sappho’s poetics of eschatology for her songs

19 June 2025

Essays on oral traditions: Homer and beyond. Two

2 June 2025

Essays on oral traditions: Homer and beyond. One

1 June 2025

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Further comments on Sappho’s poetics of eschatology for her songs

Essays on oral traditions: Homer and beyond. Two

Essays on oral traditions: Homer and beyond. One