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Greek dialects in epic: the cake of Homeric poetry, with Gregory Nagy

March 6, 2018

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Ancient Greek language, Reading Homer

In this video, Gregory Nagy, Douglas Frame, and Leonard Muellner have an informal discussion about the functioning of Greek dialects in Homer, focusing on the role of multiple parallel grammatical forms in the system.

You can watch the video on the CHS YouTube channel, or in the frame below.

Ancient Greek language, Reading Homer

ancient Greek language, dialects, Douglas Frame, grammar, Gregory Nagy, Homer, Leonard Muellner

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Greek dialects in epic: the cake of Homeric poetry, with Gregory Nagy

Greek dialects in epic: the cake of Homeric poetry, with Gregory Nagy

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