The art and rhetoric of the Homeric catalogue

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Classical Antiquity Studies Classical Studies and Philology Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History

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PREFACE INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 1: TWO PARADIGMATIC CATALOGUES 1.1 Dione 1.2 Kalypso CHAPTER 2: TWO CATALOGUES OF WOMEN 2.1 Zeus's Catalogue of Lovers 2.2 The Catalogue of the Nekyia CHAPTER 3: TWO CATALOGUES OF OBJECTS 3.1 Priam's Ransom 3.2 Agamemnon's Catalogue of Gifts CHAPTER 4: THE ILIADIC CATALOGUE OF SHIPS CHAPTER 5: THREE CATALOGUES OF SUITORS CONCLUSIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY

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