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The Homer Encyclopedia represents the first comprehensive reference work encompassing the world and artistry of the legendary Greek poet Homer. The Encyclopedia includes in-depth coverage of Homers world, the historical and cultural background of the Iliad and the Odyssey, Homeric scholarship, and the reception of Homer in education, literature, and art from antiquity to the present day, including the Early Christian, Jewish, and Arabic traditions. The roughly 130 contributors to this indispensable three-volume set include both established authorities who have already made lasting contributions to Homeric studies and up and coming Homeric scholars who bring fresh insights and perspectives.  The entries are as multifaceted as the Homeric poems themselves, representing a diversity of trends and opinions in the ever-vibrant field of Homeric scholarship. Breathtaking in scope and scholarship, the Homer Encyclopedia is the definitive reference source for students and scholars of Homer.

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THE HOMER ENCYCLOPEDIA 3V

Duration

Duration Unit Of Measure

Transaction Type

Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Brief Contents.
List of Entries.
Illustrations.
Maps.
Notes on Contributors.
Preface and Acknowledgments.
Synopsis.
Abbreviations.
1: Abantes.
2: Abioi.
3: Abydos.
4: Achaean Wall.
5: Achaeans.
6: Acheloos.
7: Achilles.
8: Admetos.
9: Adrasteia.
10: Adrastos.
11: Aegis.
12: Aeneas.
13: Aeolians.
14: Aeolic Phase.
15: Aeolids.
16: Aethiopians.
17: Aetolians.
18: Afterlife.
19: Agamede.
20: Agamemnon.
21: Agapenor.
22: Agelaos.
23: Agenor.
24: Agriculture.
25: Agrios.
26: Ahhiyawa.
27: Aiaia.
28: Aiakos.
29: Aid&#x00F4;s.
30: Aietes.
31: Aigai.
32: Aigeus.
33: Aigialos.
34: Aigilips.
35: Aigina.
36: Aigisthos.
37: Aigyptios.
38: Ainienes.
39: Aiolia.
40: Aiolos.
41: Aipytos.
42: Aisepos.
43: Aison.
44: Aisyetes.
45: Aithikes.
46: Aithiopis.
47: Aithon.
48: Aithra.
49: Ajax the Greater.
50: Ajax the Lesser.
51: Akamas.
52: Akrisios.
53: Aktor.
54: Aktorione.
55: Alastor.
56: Aleian Plain.
57: Alexander the Great and Homer.
58: Alexandrian Scholarship.
59: Alexandros.
60: Alkathoos.
61: Alkestis.
62: Alkimedon.
63: Alkinoos.
64: Alkmaon.
65: Alkmene.
66: Allegorical Interpretation.
67: Allegory.
68: Aloads.
69: Alphabet.
70: Alpheios.
71: Altes.
72: Althaia.
73: Alybe.
74: Amarynkeus.
75: Amazons.
76: Ambrosia.
77: Amisodaros.
78: Ammonius.
79: Amnisos.
80: Amphiaraos.
81: Amphidamas.
82: Amphilochos.
83: Amphimachos.
84: Amphimedon.
85: Amphinomos.
86: Amphion.
87: Amphios.
88: Amphitrite.
89: Amphitryon.
90: Amyclae.
91: Amyntor.
92: Amythaon.
93: Anachronism.
94: Analysts.
95: Anatolia.
96: Anchialos.
97: Anchises.
98: Andromache.
99: Anger.
100: Animals.
101: Ankaios.
102: Anteia.
103: Antenor.
104: Anthedon.
105: Anthropology.
106: Antikleia.
107: Antilochos.
108: Antimachos.
109: Antimachus of Colophon.
110: Antinoos.
111: Antiope.
112: Antiphates.
113: Antiphos.
114: Antron.
115: Apaisos.
116: Aphareus.
117: Aphrodite.
118: Apisaon.
119: Apocrypha.
120: Apollo.
121: Apollodorus of Athens.
122: Apollonius Sophista.
123: Apologue.
124: Araithyria.
125: Arcadians.
126: Archaeology, Homeric.
127: Archaic Age.
128: Archaisms.
129: Archelochos.
130: Archery.
131: Are&#x00EF;thoos.
132: Arene.
133: Ares.
134: Aret&#x00EA;.
135: Arete.
136: Aretos.
137: Argissa.
138: Argives.
139: Argolid.
140: Argonautica.
141: Argos (1).
142: Argos (2).
143: Ariadne.
144: Arisbe.
145: Aristarchus of Samothrace.
146: Aristeia.
147: Aristocracy.
148: Aristonicus.
149: Aristophanes of Byzantium.
150: Aristotle and Homer.
151: Arkesilaos.
152: Arktos.
153: Arming-Scenes.
154: Arne.
155: Artakie.
156: Artefacts.
157: Artemis.
158: Asine.
159: Asios.
160: Askalaphos.
161: Askania.
162: Asklepios.
163: Asopos.
164: Aspledon.
165: Assarakos.
166: Assembly.
167: Assonance.
168: Asteris.
169: Asteropaios.
170: Astronomy.
171: Astyanax.
172: Astyoche.
173: Astyocheia.
174: Atasthali&#x00EA;.
175: At&#x00EA;.
176: Athene.
177: Athenians.
178: Athens and Homer.
179: Athetesis.
180: Athos.
181: Atlas.
182: Atreus.
183: Atrytone.
184: Atticisms.
185: Atymnios.
186: Auerbach, Erich.
187: Augeiai.
188: Augeias.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
1: Hades.
2: Haimon.
3: Hair.
4: Haliartos.
5: Halios.
6: Halitherses.
7: Halizones.
8: Handicrafts.
9: Hapax Legomena.
10: Harma.
11: Harmonides.
12: Harpalion.
13: Harpies.
14: Hebe.
15: Hecatomb.
16: Hector.
17: Hecuba.
18: Hekamede.
19: Helen.
20: Helenos.
21: Helike.
22: Helikonian.
23: Helios.
24: Hellenes.
25: Hellespont.
26: Helos.
27: Hephaistos.
28: Hera.
29: Heraclids.
30: Heraclitus Homeric Problems.
31: Herakles.
32: Heralds.
33: Hermes.
34: Hermione.
35: Hermos.
36: Hero.
37: Hero-Cult.
38: Herodian.
39: Heroic Age.
40: Hesiod.
41: Hesperos.
42: Hiatus.
43: Hiketaon.
44: Hippemolgi.
45: Hippodameia.
46: Hippolochos.
47: Hippothoos.
48: Hippotion.
49: Hira.
50: Histiaia.
51: Historians and Homer.
52: Historicity of Homer.
53: Hittites.
54: Hodios.
55: Homeric Question.
56: Homerica.
57: Homeridae.
58: Homicide.
59: Honor.
60: Horai.
61: Horses.
62: Hospitality.
63: Household.
64: Houses.
65: Hunting.
66: Hupomn&#x00EA;mata.
67: Hyades.
68: Hyampolis.
69: Hybris.
70: Hyde.
71: Hyle.
72: Hyllos.
73: Hymns, Homeric.
74: Hypereia.
75: Hyperenor.
76: Hyperesie.
77: Hyperion.
78: Hypnos.
79: Hypothebes.
80: Hypsenor.
81: Hypsipyle.
82: Hyria.
83: Hyrmine.
84: Ialmenos.
85: Ialysos.
86: Iapetos.
87: Iardanes.
88: Iasion.
89: Iasos.
90: Icarian Sea.
91: Ichor.
92: Iconography, Early.
93: Ida.
94: Idaios.
95: Idas.
96: Idomeneus.
97: Ikarios.
98: Ikmalios.
99: Iliad.
100: Ilion.
101: Ilioneus.
102: Ilos.
103: Imbrios.
104: Imbros.
105: Indo-European Background.
106: Ino.
107: Inscriptions.
108: Interpolations.
109: Intertextuality.
110: Iolkos.
111: Ionian Islands.
112: Ionians.
113: Ionic Dialect.
114: Iphianassa.
115: Iphidamas.
116: Iphiklos.
117: Iphimedeia.
118: Iphis.
119: Iphitos.
120: Iphthime.
121: Iris.
122: Iron.
123: Irony.
124: Iros.
125: Ismaros.
126: Ithaca.
127: Ithakos.
128: Ithome.
129: Iton.
130: Itylos.
131: Ivory.
132: Ixion.
133: Jason.
134: Judgment of Paris.
135: Justice.
136: Kadmos.
137: Kaineus.
138: Kalchas.
139: Kallikolone.
140: Kalydnai.
141: Kalydon.
142: Kalypso.
143: Kameiros.
144: Kapaneus.
145: Kardamyle.
146: Karpathos.
147: Karystos.
148: Kasos.
149: Kassandra.
150: Kastor.
151: Kaukones.
152: Kaystrios.
153: Kebriones.
154: Keladon.
155: Kephallenes.
156: Kephisian Lake.
157: Kephisos.
158: Kerberos.
159: Kerinthos.
160: K&#x00EA;teioi.
161: Kikones.
162: Killa.
163: Kingship.
164: Kinship.
165: Kinyras.
166: Kirke.
167: Kisses.
168: Kleitos.
169: Kleonai.
170: Kleopatre.
171: Kleos.
172: Klonios.
173: Klymene.
174: Klytaimnestra.
175: Klytios.
176: Klytoneos.
177: Knossos.
178: Koiranos.
179: Kolos Mach&#x00EA;.
180: Ko&#x00F6;n.
181: Kopai.
182: Kopreus.
183: Koroneia.
184: Kos.
185: Kranae.
186: Kreon.
187: Kretheus.
188: Krisa.
189: Krokyleia.
190: Kromna.
191: Kronides, Kronion.
192: Kronos.
193: Krounoi.
194: Kteatos.
195: Ktesippos.
196: Ktimene.
197: Kunstsprache.
198: Kuretes.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
1: Reception, Archaic and Classical.
2: Reception, Hellenistic.
3: Reception, Roman.
4: Reception, Imperial.
5: Reception, Early Christian.
6: Reception, in Rabbinic Judaism.
7: Reception, Byzantine.
8: Reception, Syriac and Arabic.
9: Reception, in Latin Middle Ages.
10: Reception, from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment.
11: Reception, from the Enlightenment to the 20th Century.
12: Reception, in the 20th Century.
13: Reception, in Visual Arts.
14: Recognition-Scene.
15: Religion.
16: Reminiscences.
17: Repetitions.
18: Responsibility.
19: Returns.
20: Rhadamanthys.
21: Rhapsodes.
22: Rhea.
23: Rhesos.
24: Rhetorical Figures of Speech.
25: Rhexenor.
26: Rhianus of Crete.
27: Rhipe.
28: Rhodes.
29: Archaeology.
30: Rhytion.
31: Ring Composition.
32: Rivers.
33: Romanticism.
34: Sack of Ilion.
35: Sacrifice.
36: Salamis.
37: Salmoneus.
38: Same.
39: Samos.
40: Sangarios.
41: Sarpedon.
42: Satnioeis.
43: Scaean Gates.
44: Scar of Odysseus.
45: Scepter.
46: Schedios.
47: Scheria.
48: Schliemann, Heinrich.
49: Schoinos.
50: Scholarship, Ancient.
51: Scholarship, Byzantine.
52: Scholarship, Renaissance through 17th Century.
53: Scholarship, 18th Century.
54: Scholarship, 19th Century.
55: Scholarship, 20th Century.
56: Scholia.
57: Schooltexts.
58: Sea.
59: Seafaring.
60: Sea Peoples.
61: Seasons.
62: Self.
63: Self-Referentiality.
64: Selle&#x00EB;is.
65: Selloi.
66: Semele.
67: Sesamos.
68: Sestos.
69: Sexuality.
70: Shame.
71: Shield.
72: Shield of Achilles.
73: Ships.
74: Sicily.
75: Sidon.
76: Sigla, Critical.
77: Sikania.
78: Sikyon.
79: Silver.
80: Similes.
81: Simoeis.
82: Simoeisios.
83: Singers.
84: Sintians.
85: Sipylos.
86: Sirens.
87: Sirius.
88: Sisyphos.
89: Skamandrios.
90: Skamandros.
91: Skolos.
92: Skylla.
93: Skyros.
94: Slavery.
95: Smintheus.
96: Society, Homeric.
97: Sokos.
98: Solymi.
99: Songs.
100: Sounion.
101: South Slavic Heroic Epic.
102: Sparta.
103: Speech-Act Theory.
104: Speech Introductions.
105: Speeches.
106: Spercheios.
107: Sport.
108: Stentor.
109: Stesimbrotus of Thasos.
110: Sthenelos.
111: Stichios.
112: Stoic Interpretations.
113: Storytelling.
114: Strabo and Homer.
115: Stratios.
116: Style.
117: Stymphalos.
118: Styra.
119: Styx.
120: Suitors of Penelope.
121: Supplication.
122: Syme.
123: Synizesis.
124: Syntax.
125: Syrie.
126: Talaimenes.
127: Talaos.
128: Talent.
129: Talthybios.
130: Tantalos.
131: Taphians.
132: Tarne.
133: Tartaros.
134: Taygetos.
135: Tegea.
136: Teichoscopia.
137: Telamon.
138: Telegony.
139: Telemachos.
140: Telemachy.
141: Telemos.
142: Telephos.
143: Temenos.
144: Temesa.
145: Temples.
146: Tenedos.
147: Tereia.
148: Tethys.
149: Teucer.
150: Teuthras.
151: Text and Transmission.
152: Textiles.
153: Thalpios.
154: Thamyris.
155: Thanatos.
156: Theagenes of Rhegium.
157: Theano.
158: Theban Cycle.
159: Thebes, Boeotian.
160: Thebes, Cilician.
161: Thebes, Egyptian.
162: Theme.
163: Themis.
164: Theodicy.
165: Theoklymenos.
166: Theomachy.
167: Theoxeny.
168: Thersilochos.
169: Thersites.
170: Theseus.
171: Thespeia.
172: Thesprotians.
173: Thessalos.
174: Thessaly.
175: Thestor.
176: Thetis.
177: Thisbe.
178: Thoas.
179: Tho&#x00F6;n.
180: Thracians.
181: Thrasymedes.
182: Thr&#x00EA;nos.
183: Thrinakia.
184: Thryon.
185: Thumos.
186: Thyestes.
187: Thymbra.
188: Time.
189: Tim&#x00EA;.
190: Tin.
191: Tiresias.
192: Tiryns.
193: Titanos.
194: Titans.
195: Titaresios.
196: Tithonos.
197: Tityos.
198: Tlepolemos.

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