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Classical Continuum

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Leopardi’s Homer: Lost in Translation?

The Pronunciation of Classical Attic Zeta

By Gregory Nagy,

The Archaic Greek Poet as a professional or as a non-professional: five problematic cases

By Gregory Nagy,

On the eclipse of Ajax as a most eligible suitor of Helen

Invoking Achilles: Black-figure Iconography and Hero Cult

The Timing of Homeric Performance: A Response to Muellner’s ‘Odyssey 15’

Odyssey 15

About “The Windows” by C.P. Cavafy

On the Corinthian Column at the Temple of Apollo Epikourios at Bassae

Ajax: Un héros qui vient de loin

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