SOPHOCLES' PHILOCTETES AND THE INTERPRETATION OF ILIAD 9.
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KEROSTASIA, THE DICTATES OF FATE, AND THE WILL OF ZEUS IN THE ILIAD.
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HOMERIC PRAYER.
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THE ORDEALS OF HOMERIC SONG.
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Pseudo-Intimacy and the Prior Knowledge of the Homeric Audience.
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Ideology in the Iliad: Polis, Basileus, Theoi.
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The Iliad and Its Contexts: Introduction.
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