Ares, Aphrodite, and the Laughter of the Gods

Christopher Gerard Brown

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Le rire des dieux en Odyssee 8, 326 (dont le sens est distinct en Iliade 1, 599) est un rire reprobateur qui s'adresse a Ares et Aphrodite surpris en adultere

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