Mythe et rite : La fondation des jeux olympiques chez Pindare

Jacques Jouanna

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Classical Antiquity Studies Classical Studies and Philology Cultural and Mythological Studies

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Pindar’s testimony on the foundation of the Olympic Games, which presents Herakles as their founder, is the most widespread version in the Classical Period. The poet gives precise cultual, geographical and historical details which disappeared in later traditions.

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