The pity of Achilles: oral style and the unity of the Iliad

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Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Achilles' Pity Chapter 3 The Meaning of Pity Chapter 4 The Tripartite Structure Chapter 5 Achilles' Menis Chapter 6 Conclusion

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