Studies of the Greek Poets

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John Addington Symonds. Studies of the Greek Poets

Studies of the Greek Poets

Table of Contents

VOLUME 1

PREFACE TO THE AMERICAN EDITION

CHAPTER I. THE PERIODS OF GREEK LITERATURE

CHAPTER II. MYTHOLOGY

CHAPTER III. ACHILLES

CHAPTER IV. THE WOMEN OF HOMER

CHAPTER V. HESIOD

CHAPTER VI. PARMENIDES

CHAPTER VII. EMPEDOCLES

CHAPTER VIII. THE GNOMIC POETS

CHAPTER IX. THE SATIRISTS

CHAPTER X. THE LYRIC POETS

CHAPTER XI. PINDAR

CHAPTER XII. ÆSCHYLUS

CHAPTER XIII. SOPHOCLES

VOLUME 2

CHAPTER XIV. GREEK TRAGEDY AND EURIPIDES

CHAPTER XV. THE FRAGMENTS OF ÆSCHYLUS, SOPHOCLES, AND EURIPIDES

CHAPTER XVI. THE FRAGMENTS OF THE LOST TRAGIC POETS

CHAPTER XVII. ANCIENT AND MODERN TRAGEDY

CHAPTER XVIII. ARISTOPHANES

CHAPTER XIX. THE COMIC FRAGMENTS

CHAPTER XX. THE IDYLLISTS

CHAPTER XXI. THE ANTHOLOGY

CHAPTER XXII. HERO AND LEANDER

CHAPTER XXIII. THE GENIUS OF GREEK ART

CHAPTER XXIV. CONCLUSION

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ἰήκοπον οὐ πελάζεις ἐπ' ἀρωγάν;

Though the Greek as it stands is untranslatable, the meaning is pretty clearly this: Achilles of Phthia, how can you bear to hear of these woes nor lend a helping hand? The next fragment must be received with caution. It occurs in the Frogs as a quotation:

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