Tyrtee et Kallinos
La diction des anciens chants parenetiques (edition, traduction et interpretation)
by Magali Annee
The songs of exhortation by the Greek poets Tyrtaeus and Callinus had a rallying function of unparalleled effectiveness, which is explained here for the first time thanks to a philological investigation of the songs’ fragments that follows them to the letter and also preserves the fluidity of their rhythm and language.
- By (author) Magali Annee
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