The Traditional Style of Early Demotic Greek Verse

Michael J. Jeffreys

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The subject of formulaic repetition in early demotic Greek verse has often been raised, but till recently has not been seriously studied. In two articles, one on Imberios and Margarona and the other on the Chronicle of the Morea, we have tried to take the first steps in such an analysis.

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1966The Literary Character of Anglo-Saxon Formulaic Poetry 1973Formulas in the Chronicle of the Morea

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