10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HESIODIC»
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Hesiodic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Hesiodic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The
Hesiodic Catalogue of Women: Constructions and ...
This collection of essays offers an exploration of the meaning and significance of the Catalogue of Women, attributed to Hesiod.
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Hesiodic Voices: Studies in the Ancient Reception of ...
The 'Hesiodic' texture is in fact thickened by what Jupiter rejected, torpere graui . .
. ueterno, which elaborates the Hesiodic rejection of ἀεργίη (WD 303–6, 311 etc.)
, and leads into the 'Hesiodic' account of conditions before the reign of Jupiter, ...
3
No Mere Mouthpiece: An Examination of the
Hesiodic Farmer
Examines the character construction of the Hesiodic 'farmer' in the scholarship of Works and Days.
Richard J. P. Kavadas, 2008
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"Cast in Later Grecian Mould", Quintus of Smyrna's Reception ...
The Hesiodic corpus oscillates between Panhellenic and local identities much
more fluidly than the Homeric poems do. Whatever the nature of the Panhellenic-
epichoric dichotomy of the Hesiodic corpus, Quintus associates the Hesiodic ...
Vincent Edward Tomasso, 2010
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A History of Greece; from the Earliest Period to the Close ...
I. HESIODIC THEOGONY. II necessary to say a few words on the theogony
generally. I have given it briefly as it stands in the Hesiodic _ , . . . Hesiodic
Theogonia, because that poem—1n spite of great grime-1y? incoherence and
confusion, ...
how they fit into the corpus and how they acquired their Hesiodic status. It is clear
, first of all, that the Works and Days was not the only wisdom poetry attributed to
Hesiod. The poem entitled the Precepts of Kheiron, of which less than three ...
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A History of Greece: From the Earliest Period to the Close ...
Such is the tissue of violent fancies comprehended under the title of the Orphic
Theogony, and read as such, it appears, by Plato, Isokrates, and Aristotle. It will
be seen that it is based upon the Hesiodic Theogony; but, according to the
general ...
8
Harvard Studies in Classical Philology
THE fourteen-year-old Epicurus, so the story goes, upon hearing his tutor recite
the opening sentence of the Hesiodic cosmogony — rfToi ulv TtpcoTioTa xaoq
yeveTo — precociously asked where 'X.doc, itself came from, if it was the first
thing ...
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La poésie épique grecque: métamorphoses d'un genre ...
Ill Christos С. TsagalIs РОЕТ AND AUDIENCE: FROM HOMER TO HESIOD The
influence Homeric epic has exercised on its Hesiodic counterpart has been at the
focus of scholarly research for a number of years. The majority of Hellenists ...
Franco Montanari, Antonios Rengakos, 2006
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A History of Greek Literature
HESIODIC. SCHOOLS. THE CONTEST BETWEEN HOMER AND HESIOD IS A
CONTEST BETWEEN THE BRIGHT splendor of godlike heroes and the dour
sobriety of a Boeotian farmer, between the right of might and blood and the right
of ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HESIODIC»
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Hesiodic is used in the context of the following news items.
Serious Puns
... an implied cosmogony: “'Sky' is created from the primeval 'Chaos' - a derivation consonant with Hesiodic cosmogony, as Varro is well aware. «First Things, Aug 14»
Book of Mormon: The new golden age of the musical
Unlike the history of art, film or poetry, the history of musical theatre is essentially Hesiodic. Its Golden Age began on March 31 1943, when the ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 13»
The Adulatory Biographer: On Richard Bradford's Martin Amis
cover We are living in a Hesiodic golden age for biographies. Name your favorite dead person, and I will give you the ISBN of a good biography ... «The Millions, Jan 13»
Free-to-Play Skyrim: The future of buffet-style gaming
... Ngmoco's Stockholm, Sweden studio laid out the evolution of free-to-play gaming in terms part Web business speak and part Hesiodic ages. «Digitaltrends.com, Mar 12»
Cronus, Chronos, and Christ
The Augustan poet, Virgil, identified himself explicitly with the old Hesiodic (and Arcadian) tradition of Muse-inspired poetry (in hisEclogues ... «Religion Dispatches, Dec 11»
Homer's Worthiest Rival
Only recent scholarly generations, informed by ethnopoetics, have understood the Hesiodic corpus as strangely different from Homeric poetry, ... «New York Sun, Mar 07»
