Walter Headlam His Letters And Poems
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776, 901; H. F. 685, 777-806, 1138, 1214; Med. 1238; Fr. 282, 304, 331, 1063.
This paper, like the previous one, of which it is a 137 BIBLIOGRAPHY continuation, illustrates the way he applied his sense of metre. There is a long note (p. 104) urging that Eurip. Must have had the lyrics of the Agamemnon (esp. 38 1 sqq. ) in mind in writing H. F. 749-806, and another (p. 105) on Heracles and his club (cf C/ass. Rev. Vol. Xiv. P. 194 (1900), vol. Xv. P. 22 (1901)). On p. 101 passages are collected ...to illustrate the meaning and corruptions of 8e ye.
There is a note on these two papers on Euripides and on the paper contributed tojourn. Phil. Xxvi. P. 233 (1899), in ~Bursia. N' s Jahresberic/it, Bd. 139, p. 39 (1907), in an article by Siegfried Mekler on the literature dealing with the Greek tragedians published 1898-1902. He refers to special passages in W. H. 's article in terms of high praise, and finishes : " Anderes unterliegt Zweifeln, aber nirgends verleugnet sich der Kenntnisreiche und zugleich taktvolle Beurteiler und Bearbeiter des Textes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
776, 901; H. F. 685, 777-806, 1138, 1214; Med. 1238; Fr. 282, 304, 331, 1063.
This paper, like the previous one, of which it is a 137 BIBLIOGRAPHY continuation, illustrates the way he applied his sense of metre. There is a long note (p. 104) urging that Eurip. Must have had the lyrics of the Agamemnon (esp. 38 1 sqq. ) in mind in writing H. F. 749-806, and another (p. 105) on Heracles and his club (cf C/ass. Rev. Vol. Xiv. P. 194 (1900), vol. Xv. P. 22 (1901)). On p. 101 passages are collected ...to illustrate the meaning and corruptions of 8e ye.
There is a note on these two papers on Euripides and on the paper contributed tojourn. Phil. Xxvi. P. 233 (1899), in ~Bursia. N' s Jahresberic/it, Bd. 139, p. 39 (1907), in an article by Siegfried Mekler on the literature dealing with the Greek tragedians published 1898-1902. He refers to special passages in W. H. 's article in terms of high praise, and finishes : " Anderes unterliegt Zweifeln, aber nirgends verleugnet sich der Kenntnisreiche und zugleich taktvolle Beurteiler und Bearbeiter des Textes.
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