SICILIAN TYRANTS AND THEIR VICTORIOUS BROTHERS II: THE DEINOMENIDS

Monessa Finnerty Cummins

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In Part II of this two-part article I analyze Pindar’s and Bakchylides’ allusions to fraternal success in poems for Hieron (P. 1.79–80; B. 5.31–6, 3.17–19), and compare the references to fraternal success in poems for the Emmenids analyzed in Part I (P. 6.44–54; O. 2.46–51; I. 2.23–9).

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