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Preface Technicalities General Introduction Poetry and history
1. Some features of the Iliad
2. Oral poetry
3. Homer and History Heroic values
4. The Hero’s mind-set The human and divine worlds
5. The interdependence of gods and men
6. Divine interpretation
7. Worshipping the gods
8. Destiny, death and free will Features of Homeric plotting and narrative
9. The plot and ‘retardation’
10. Homer as narrator and ‘focaliser’
11. Ring-composition
12. Similes
13. Battle Introductory bibliography Commentary Appendix: The ‘truce’ in Book 3
Bibliography Index
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