A Comparative Study of Hesiod and Pindar

Hesiod and Pindar were two of the greatest poets of ancient Greece, and their works have had a profound influence on literature and culture. In this groundbreaking study, John Adams Scott explores the similarities and differences between these two poets, and places their works in their historical and cultural contexts. Drawing on a wide range of sources, including manuscript evidence and archaeological finds, Scott provides a rich and nuanced understanding of these two great poets.

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