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By Gregory Nagy

Archilochus, poet and cult hero

By Gregory Nagy

On the idea of dead poets as imagined by T. S. Eliot, compared with ideas about reperformance, Part III

By Gregory Nagy

On the idea of dead poets as imagined by T. S. Eliot, compared with ideas about reperformance, Part II

By Gregory Nagy

On the idea of dead poets as imagined by T. S. Eliot, compared with ideas about reperformance, Part I

By Gregory Nagy

Picturing Archilochus as a cult hero

By Gregory Nagy

Picturing Homer as a cult hero

Keith DeStone

On Ancient Greek Bronzes, Part 2

Keith DeStone

On Ancient Greek Bronzes, Part 1

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

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