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I | 1 |
The first appearance of the Hellenes | 10 |
The Homeric language | 16 |
II | 36 |
The forın of Homeric poetry | 61 |
Style of narrative in the Odyssey | 74 |
Traits verging on comedy | 81 |
Style of Hesiod compared with the Homeric | 104 |
The Charites | 168 |
Affinity of Pindars spirit to that of Attic Drama | 174 |
The satyrchorus | 181 |
Distinctive traits of the three masters | 189 |
The trilogy | 203 |
his happy life | 209 |
VII | 217 |
Antagonism of the Comic Poets | 226 |
IV | 106 |
Iambic satire | 119 |
The Aeolian Lyric for one voice Terpander | 125 |
Causes which led to the decline of Greek Lyric Poetry | 139 |
The ode of victory | 145 |
Analysis of the first Olympian | 155 |
Pindars relation to Epic poetry | 161 |
His originality | 162 |
Roman modification of the Greek play | 244 |
VIII | 252 |
The Renaissancepredominantly Latin | 272 |
Some other poets | 278 |
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