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Studies on Homer and the Homeric Age, Vol. 3 of 3
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Hom. Il. xii. 433.
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Æn. viii. 407-13.
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In Dibdin’s ‘Editions of the Greek and Latin Classics,’ we find nineteen editions of Virgil between 1469 and 1478. The Princeps of Homer was only printed in 1488. Panzer, according to Dibdin, enumerates ninety editions of Virgil in the 15th century (ii. 540.). Mr. Hallam says (Lit. Eur., i. 420.), ‘Ariosto has been after Homer the favourite poet of Europe.’ I presume this distinguished writer does not mean to imply that Homer has been more read than any other poet. Can his words mean that Homer has been more approved? It is worth while to ask the question: for the judgments of Mr. Hallam are like those of Minos, and reach into the future.
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Il. xxi. 307, et seqq.
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Il. v. 777.
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Il. xii. 22.
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Æn. vi. 724-893.
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We cannot safely assume the second Νεκυΐα of Od. xxiv. to be free from interpolations.
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Homer has used this figure; but in an entirely different connection, Il. viii. 13-16.
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Æn. vi. 503.
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Æn. ii. 27. vi. 88.
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Æn. xi. 239-270.
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Æn. vi. 529.
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Od. xvi. 118.
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Æn. iii. 104.
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Æn. vi. 63.
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Scott and Liddell, in voc.
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Æn. x. 255. Cf. i. 618, Phrygius Simois; vii. 597, et alibi.
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Il. iii. 184.
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Il. xii. 436.
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Il. viii. 18.
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Ibid. 134. Cf. vi. 650.
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Æn. iii. 104.
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Æn. iii. 109.
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Apollod. III. xii. 1.
