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Ancient Greek heroes, athletes, poetry – An introduction, Phase 2: Hippolytus the hero as son of an Amazon

Ancient Greek heroes, athletes, poetry – An introduction, Phase 1: Hippolytus the hero as a charioteer

Homeric Vocabulary, Heaps’ Law and the open-ended nature of epic tradition

Pausanias 9.22.3, on Corinna and Pindar

Pausanias 9.23.2–4, on the tomb of Pindar

بوطیقای تکرار در هومر

Pausanias 10.12.1–11, Part II: on Sibyls in general

Pausanias 10.12.1–11, Part I: on the Sibyls of Delphi and Cumae

Pausanias 5.10.9, on the Labors of Herakles

Pausanias 3.25.5–6, on Herakles and Cerberus

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