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Annotations about archaic Greek lyric, Part 1: Archilochus, poet and cult-hero Introduction to the series “Annotations about archaic Greek lyric” For English-speakers in the world of higher education, as of this…
A Draft of the Forthcoming Book, Aeolian Origins, and Other Mycenaean Matters What follows is a draft (dated 2021.12.31) of 23 chapters taken from the forthcoming book, Aeolian Origins, and Other Mycenaean Matters, by…
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