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Lelantine War

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Stitching together the Lelantine War

By Gregory Nagy

Lelantine War, Eretria and Chalkis, and the Contest of Homer and Hesiod

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Chariots on the Lelantine plain and the art of taunting the losers, Part 3: Winning the Lelantine War

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Chariots on the Lelantine plain and the art of taunting the losers, Part 2: Enter Theseus

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Chariots on the Lelantine plain and the art of taunting the losers, Part 1: Riding into the reenactment

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