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Pindar Charles Augustus Maude Fennell. THE NEMEAN AND ISTHMIAN ODES , WITH NOTES EXPLANATORY AND CRITICAL , INTRODUCTIONS , AND INTRODUCTORY ESSAYS , BY C. A. M. FENNELL , M.A. LATE FELLOW OF JESUS COLLEGE , CAMBRIDGE . EDITED FOR THE ...
Pindar Charles Augustus Maude Fennell. THE NEMEAN AND ISTHMIAN ODES , WITH NOTES EXPLANATORY AND CRITICAL , INTRODUCTIONS , AND INTRODUCTORY ESSAYS , BY C. A. M. FENNELL , M.A. LATE FELLOW OF JESUS COLLEGE , CAMBRIDGE . EDITED FOR THE ...
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... Nemean and Isthmian Odes , given in Olympian and Pythian Odes , pp . xxxi . xxxii . will be found to have changed during the preparation of this volume . In particular I have found that Isth . IV . is a Nemean Ode ( B.C. 479 ) since I ...
... Nemean and Isthmian Odes , given in Olympian and Pythian Odes , pp . xxxi . xxxii . will be found to have changed during the preparation of this volume . In particular I have found that Isth . IV . is a Nemean Ode ( B.C. 479 ) since I ...
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... Nemean Lion , Theseus and the Minotaur , & c . , & c . The study of the history of the Greek Palaestra shows most clearly one general principle , the recognition of which I believe to be essential to a correct understanding of the ...
... Nemean Lion , Theseus and the Minotaur , & c . , & c . The study of the history of the Greek Palaestra shows most clearly one general principle , the recognition of which I believe to be essential to a correct understanding of the ...
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... beneath it dolphin . ] Rev. ' Annun ; winged Nikê about to crown charioteer . In exergue two dolphins . Fifth century B.C. Type adopted by Anaxilâos . Wt . 266-9 grs . Cf. OL v . 3 . NEMEA I. ON THE VICTORY OF CHROMIOS , OF SYRAKUSE.
... beneath it dolphin . ] Rev. ' Annun ; winged Nikê about to crown charioteer . In exergue two dolphins . Fifth century B.C. Type adopted by Anaxilâos . Wt . 266-9 grs . Cf. OL v . 3 . NEMEA I. ON THE VICTORY OF CHROMIOS , OF SYRAKUSE.
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... it dolphin . ] Rev. ' Annun ; winged Nikê about to crown charioteer . In exergue two dolphins . Fifth century B.C. Type adopted by Anaxilâos . Wt . 266-9 grs . Cf. OL . v . 3 . NEMEA I. ON THE VICTORY OF CHROMIOS , OF SYRAKUSE.
... it dolphin . ] Rev. ' Annun ; winged Nikê about to crown charioteer . In exergue two dolphins . Fifth century B.C. Type adopted by Anaxilâos . Wt . 266-9 grs . Cf. OL . v . 3 . NEMEA I. ON THE VICTORY OF CHROMIOS , OF SYRAKUSE.
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