Harvard Studies in Classical Philology, Tom 17

Aeschylus agree Antias appears assigned assume Athenians authority battle beginning Catullus cave century chorus close comedy common Compare course divine edition energy epistle evidence expression fact figures force four fragment given gives Greek half-choruses hand Herodotus Homer Hymettus idea imitation important instance Italy later Latin leader least less literature Livy manuscripts meaning mention movement natural night Notes objects once original passage past Persian person Plato Plautus play poem poet position present probably question quoted reason refer regard Roman Salamis says scene second leader seems Seneca ships single soul speak spiritus statement story straits Studies suggestion taken thought thousand tion tradition trochaic vase verses Virgil Vitruvius whole wing women writers written δὲ ἐν καὶ τὸ