The Rise of the Greek Epic by Murray, Gilbert -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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THE RISE OF THE GREEK EPIC BEING A COURSE OF LECTURES DELIVERED AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY PREFACE ANALYTICAL TABLE OF CONTENTS I GREECE AND THE PROGRESS OF MAN ERRATUM II THE MIGRATIONS: THE POLIS III CHAOS: AIDÔS AND NEMESIS IV AN ANCIENT TRADITIONAL BOOK V THE ILIAD AS A TRADITIONAL BOOK I. THE EXPURGATIONS: THE HOMERIC SPIRIT VI THE ILIAD AS A TRADITIONAL BOOK II. EVIDENCES VII THE ILIAD AS A TRADITIONAL BOOK III. PECULIARITIES VIII THE HISTORICAL CONTENT OF THE ILIAD AND THE BIRTH OF HOMER IX THE ILIAD AS A GREAT POEM THE HOMERIC SPIRIT AND THE GREATNESS OF THE ILIAD X IONIA AND ATTICA APPENDIX A THE PHARMAKOI AND HUMAN SACRIFICE I. Ancient Texts. II. Explanations of Grammarians. APPENDIX B TORTURE OF SLAVE WITNESSES APPENDIX C THE THALASSOCRATS APPENDIX D HUBRIS, DIKÊ AND HORKOS APPENDIX E THE PSEUDO-CALLISTHENES APPENDIX F STAGES OF OLD FRENCH POEMS: ROLAND AND ST. ALEXIS NOTE ON LA CHANSON DE ROLAND. APPENDIX G EXPURGATION IN THE HYMN TO DEMETER INDEX

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