The Greeks and the Utopia: an overview through ancient Greek Literature by Rosanna Lauriola

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Homeric hymn to Apollo: introduction and commentary on lines 1-178 by Bonnell, K

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Greek declamation in context by Guast, WE

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TRANSLATION AND TEACHING OF CLASSICAL ANCIENT GREEK LITERATURE IN UKRAINE: CULTURAL INFLUENCE AND HISTORICAL DIMENSION by Zoia Kornieva, Iryna Borbenchuk, Yuliia Baklazhenko

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The problem of the transition from oral communications to written ones: based on the Ancient Greek literature by E. A. Pleshkevich

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Truly Bewept, Full of Strife: The Myth of Antigone, the Burial of Enemies, and the Ideal of Reconciliation in Ancient Greek Literature by Matic Kocijančič

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Female roles in Euripidean tragedy. Language, performance, conceptions by Ingretolli, F

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To the essence of Medea image in the eponymous tragedy by Euripides by Bragova Arina Mikhailovna, Kuznetsova Anna Vasilievna

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Fighting in the shadow of epic: the motivations of soldiers in early Greek lyric poetry by Holt, T

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Languages and language use in classical Greek historiography and the Alexander tradition by James, DS

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Epimenides de Creta en el relato de un liberal Espanol del. s. XIX by Manuel Serrano-Espinosa

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Monstrous soundscapes: listening to the voice of the monster in Greek epic, lyric, and tragedy by Silverblank, H

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Wisdom of Zeus by Anna Partington

“…Abstract The Mediterranean deity Zeus is a stalwart character of ancient Greek literature, credited with a variety of roles, including ‘father of gods and of men,’ ‘king of the immortals,’ ‘cloud gatherer,’ ‘counsellor,’ and ‘thunderer.’ …”
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The language of Greek literature by Willi, A

“…This contribution traces the development of the language of Ancient Greek literature from its prehistoric origins down to the Hellenistic and Roman periods. …”

La beauté d'Hélène ou la médiation du Beau dans les Traités 31 (V,8) et 48 (III,3) de Plotin by Anne-Lise Worms

“…In his treatises 31 (V,8) and 48 (III,3), Plotinus refers to Helen’s beauty ; he is thus challenging a topos of ancient Greek Literature. After recalling the various traditional interpretations of this controversial figure, we scrutinize the way through which Plotinus, while meeting with some of these interpretative schemes, reshapes the topos (from the viewpoint of his polemics against Gnosticism), in order to give it a new dimension and meaning.…”
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Visual Translation: A Creative Tool for Practising Metacognition and Analysing Agency and Power by Jennifer Swalec

“…‘Visual Translation: A Creative Tool for Practising Metacognition and Analysing Agency and Power’ describes the design for a ‘visual translation’ project that I developed to help high school students in an advanced Ancient Greek literature course differentiate between literal and literary translation. …”
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Čajkanović's road from ancient Greek and folk literature to Serbian religion and mythology by Jovanović Bojan

“…After a careful examination of the works of Čajkanović, the author points out to the importance of his comparative method in studying Ancient Greek literature, traditional folk creation and folk religion and mythology. …”
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The Perfect Ruler in the Art and Literature of Medieval Bulgaria by Elka Bakalova, Anita Kasabova, Vladimir Marinov

“…The first part of the text is of theoretical character, showing how the ancient Greek literature presents the ideal ruler. The second one points out the characteristics of the portrayal of Ivan Alexander, as saved in both literary monuments (praises of the king in the Sofia psalter, so-called Pesnivec, 1337), and iconographical ones (a famous chronicle by Constantine Manasses, 1345–1346).…”
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Paraphrasensuche mittels word2vec und der Word Mover’s Distance im Altgriechischen by Marcus Pöckelmann, Jörg Ritter, Eva Wöckener-Gade, Charlotte Schubert

“…To find receptions of Plato‘s work within the ancient Greek literature, automatic methods would be a useful assistance. …”
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Zois the Eretrian, wife of Kabeiras (22 Ziebarth): Music, sexuality, and κιθάρισμα in cultural context by Kevin Solez

“…In the course of this argument I address the dynamics of musico-sexual metaphors in ancient Greek literature in general with reference to conceptual metaphor theory (Lakoff and Johnson 1980).…”
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