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Diodorus of Sicily

By Gregory Nagy

Comments on comparative mythology 7, finding a cure for the anger of Hērā

By Gregory Nagy

Comments on comparative mythology 6, trifunctionality and the goddess Hērā

By Gregory Nagy

Thinking comparatively about Greek mythology XIX, a post-Mycenaean view of Hēraklēs as a performer of his Labors

By Gregory Nagy

Thinking comparatively about Greek mythology XII, Hēraklēs at his station in Mycenaean Tiryns

By Gregory Nagy

Thinking comparatively about Greek mythology XI, Homeric marginalizations of Hēraklēs as an epic hero

By Gregory Nagy

Thinking comparatively about Greek mythology X, A Homeric lens for viewing Hēraklēs

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