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Ancient Greek heroes, athletes, poetry Part III: Epilogue

Five essays, ready for newer annotations, centering on theories about oral traditions: Orality and literacy – Essay Five

Five essays, ready for newer annotations, centering on theories about oral traditions: Orality and literacy – Essay Four

Five essays, ready for newer annotations, centering on theories about oral traditions: Orality and literacy – Essay Three

A History of the Proverb in Greece and Rome

Five essays, ready for newer annotations, centering on theories about oral traditions: Orality and literacy – Essay Two

Ancient Greek heroes, athletes, poetry Part III: Essay 10: Achilles the charioteer

By Gregory Nagy

Text and reperformance: do you really need a text for your reperformance?

Odyssey 24

Sacred Space as a Frame for Lyric Occasions

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