XIV. Monuments of Other Cities 67. Chios: Altar dedicated to Apollo at Delphi for the Persian Wars in general. Syll.3 19. Homolle 1896: 617-620; Fouilles de Delphes 2: 128; Hiller 1901: 2555; Schober 1931: 69-72. Syll. 3 19: … Read more
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Foreword Greek Studies: Interdisciplinary Approaches {viii|ix} Building on the foundations of scholarship within the disciplines of philology, philosophy, history, and archaeology, this series spans the continuum of Greek traditions extending from the second millennium BCE to the present, not just the Archaic and Classical periods. The… Read more
Acknowledgments Do mo bhean chéile agus do m’inion7i gcuimhne m’athair léannta fil súil nglais fégbas Érinn dar a hais; noco n-aceba íarmo-thá firu Érenn nách a mná -“Colum Cille” (EIL 29) … Read more
Abbreviations AALM = Atti dell ’Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei AAntH = Acta Antiqua Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae AC = Acta Classica AJP = American Journal of Philology AnnCagl = Annali della Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia dell’Università di Cagliari BLS = Proceedings of… Read more
Chapter 10. Poetic Visions of Immortality for the Hero 10§1. Upon having their lifespan cut short by death, heroes receive as consolation the promise of immortality, but this state of immortality after death is located at the extremes of our universe, far removed from the realities of… Read more
Chapter 11. On Strife and the Human Condition 11§1. We have by now seen that Memnon’s realm, the land of the Aithiopes, has landmarks that are parallel to those of the Golden Age and the Isles of the Blessed. By virtue of this parallelism, the land of… Read more
Chapter 12. Poetry of Praise, Poetry of Blame 12§1. As we see from Georges Dumézil’s comparative study Servius et la Fortune, Indo-European society operated on the principle of counterbalancing praise and blame, primarily through the medium of poetry. [1] This state of… Read more
Chapter 13. Iambos 13§1. With the mention of Lukámbēs, we may now turn to the íamboi of Archilochus. [1] Of course, we are dealing here not so much with a metrical category but rather with a genre of composition: [2]… Read more
Chapter 14. Epos, the Language of Blame, and the Worst of the Achaeans 14§1. The resemblances in poetic form between the Archilochean Iambos and the Homeric Epos suggest that blame poetry may have evolved away from an old (and unattested) form corresponding to that of praise poetry… Read more
