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Hesiodic Works and Days

By Gregory Nagy

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

By Gregory Nagy

Hesiodic Works and Days

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

On a fable about the hawk as a strongman