| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Some of these characteristics are common to other traditional themes, i.e. spying missions or cattle-raids, and one of the most fascinating parts of this excitingly written essay is the final section in which the authors argue that the narrative structure of two of the most memorable Homeric episodes, the Cyclopeia and Priam's ransom of Hector's dead body, may be interpreted as special variations
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