Pindar and the Emergence of Literature places Pindar in the context of the evolution of
Archaic Greek poetics. While presenting an in-depth introduction to diverse aspects of …

The oral-formulaic theory formed by Milman Parry and Albert B. Lord not only revolutionised
Homeric studies but also had an impact on anthropology and folklore. It led to increased …

The Homeric Simile in Comparative Perspectives: Oral Traditions from Saudi Arabia to
Indonesia investigates both the construction of the Homeric simile and the performance of …

The textualized versions of Homeric epic that stemmed from a process of dictation should be
understood as co-creations of the poet, scribe, and collector. The evidence provided by …

Reflexes of syllabic liquids play an important yet controversial role in Greek dialect
classification and the analysis of Homeric formulas. This book tackles the entire evidence …

The article shows that in the Archaic period the Greeks did not possess a term equivalent to
Classical ποιητής “poet-composer.” The principal meaning of the word άοιδός, often claimed …

According to a widely accepted view, the dialect used in Archaic Greek choral lyric is
predominantly Doric and is strictly correlated with this genre. This article reconsiders the …

Nils Berg's hypothesis of a proto-hexameter, being the combination of a glyconic and a
pherecratean with variants, gives new perspectives for further research on the Homeric …

This paper examines the distribution of thematic infinitive endings in early Greek epic in the
context of the long-standing debate about the transmission and development of Homeric …

В статье оспаривается широко распространенная точка зрения, согласно которой в
тексте Гомера формы νδροτ τα, νδρειφντ, μβροτ ξομεν, βρτη следует прочитывать с …