Hipponax’ Odyssey

Hermes 147 (2):135 (2019)
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It is universally recognized that in the fragments of Hipponax there are many references to Homer, in both language and content. In this paper I analyse the relationship between Hipponax’ poetic persona and the character of Odysseus.

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10.25162/hermes-2019-0013

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