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British Academy. dithyrambs of Bacchylides might be described as epic vignettes , - glimpses or hints of a situation , which make no attempt at a full narrative . In any case , there is little doubt as to the source on which Bacchylides ...
British Academy. dithyrambs of Bacchylides might be described as epic vignettes , - glimpses or hints of a situation , which make no attempt at a full narrative . In any case , there is little doubt as to the source on which Bacchylides ...
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... Bacchylides . The persons of the play , he suggests , might be Thestius ( the father of Althaea ) , one or two of his sons , and two messengers . The messengers ' speeches might have ... Bacchylides paraphrases twelve extant BACCHYLIDES 215.
... Bacchylides . The persons of the play , he suggests , might be Thestius ( the father of Althaea ) , one or two of his sons , and two messengers . The messengers ' speeches might have ... Bacchylides paraphrases twelve extant BACCHYLIDES 215.
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... Bacchylides ignores this aspect ; he speaks , indeed , of Hieron as a warrior , and once alludes to the battle of Himera , but merely in a vague and colourless phrase : for him , Hieron is only the ruler of Syracuse . It is to Pindar ...
... Bacchylides ignores this aspect ; he speaks , indeed , of Hieron as a warrior , and once alludes to the battle of Himera , but merely in a vague and colourless phrase : for him , Hieron is only the ruler of Syracuse . It is to Pindar ...
Contents
SECOND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING JUNE 29 1904 ADDRESS | 17 |
THE FERMENT IN EDUCATION ON THE CONTINENT AND IN AMERICA | 81 |
IDEALISM AND THE THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE BY EDWARD CAIRD | 95 |
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