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Notes on Xerxes and His Persian Empire

By Gregory Nagy

Sappho and Aesop, distinctions between diachronic and historical perspectives

By Gregory Nagy

Where it all comes together for me: a sacred space of the goddess Hērā

By Gregory Nagy

Life of Homer myths as evidence for the reception of Homer

By Gregory Nagy, H24H, Sappho

Sappho’s ‘fire under the skin’ and the erotic syntax of an epigram by Posidippus

By Gregory Nagy, H24H

Herodotus and a courtesan from Naucratis