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By Gregory Nagy

A question of “reception”: how could Homer ever outlive his own moments of performance?

By Gregory Nagy

Greek Mythology and Poetics

Gregory Nagy & Olga M. Davidson

On the problem of envisioning Homeric composition: A co-authored essay highlighting some relevant comparative observations

By Gregory Nagy

Homeric problems and bibliographical challenges, Part 2: More on the performances of rhapsodes at the festival of the Panathenaia

By Gregory Nagy

Homeric problems and bibliographical challenges, Part 1: On the performances of rhapsodes at the festival of the Panathenaia

Olga M. Davidson

‘Life of Ferdowsi’ myths as evidence for the reception of Ferdowsi

By Gregory Nagy

‘Life of Homer’ myths as evidence for the reception of Homer

Gregory Nagy & Olga M. Davidson

The rhetoric of literature in the shaping of the lives of poets

By Gregory Nagy

Jaufré Rudel, his ‘distant love’, and the death of the distant lover in his vida

By Gregory Nagy

On a fable about the hawk as a strongman

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