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To Zeus, by Carol Rumens

The Mixed Urn Storm-addict Zeus, we’re told on good authority, maintains two urns for forcing human fate. He flings handfuls…

The song of Nikaia, by Rachel Hadas

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Honoring Zoie Lafis: a brief encomium from Greg

2021.09.19 | By Gregory Nagy §0. This all-too-brief encomium is meant to honor Zoie Lafis, Executive Director of the Center…