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|a Voice and Voices in Antiquity :
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|a Contents; Acknowledgements; Notes on Contributors; Chapter 1. Introduction (Slater); Part 1. Epic Voices; Chapter 2. Voice and Voices: Homer and the Stewardship of Memory (Minchin); Chapter 3. Which Limits for Speech Reporting? Messenger Scenes and Control of Repetition in the Iliad (Cesca); Chapter 4. The Voice of the Seer in the Iliad and the Odyssey (Beck); Chapter 5. The Individual Voice in Works and Days (Scodel); Chapter 6. Nestor's Cup and Its Reception (Gaunt); Part 2. Lyric and Dramatic Voices; Chapter 7. Pindar's Voice(s): The Epinician Persona Reconsidered (Lattmann)
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|a Chapter 8. Poeta Loquens: Poetic Voices in Pindar's Paean 6 and Horace's Odes 4.6 (Foster)Chapter 9. Melizein Pathe or the Tonal Dimension in Aeschylus' Agamemnon: Voice, Song, and Choreia as Leitmotifs and Metatragic Signals for Expressing Suffering (Bierl); Chapter 10. Daphnis' Folksong: The Euphonist's Effect on the Creation of a Textual Performance (Kaloudis); Part 3. From Singing to Narrative Voice; Chapter 11. Towards a Grammar of Narrative Voice: From Homeric Pragmatics to Hellenistic Stylistics (Willi); Chapter 12. The Voice of Aeschylus in Plato's Republic (Bakewell)
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|a Chapter 19. The Fragrance of the Rose: An Image of the Voice in Achilles Tatius (Koenig)Index
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|a Chapter 13. Character in Narrative Depictions of Composing Oral Epics and Reading Historiographies (Person)Part 4. Voices of Prose; Chapter 14. Written Record and Membership in Persian Period Judah and Classical Athens (Buster); Chapter 15. Voiced Mathematics: Orality and Numeracy (van Berkel); Chapter 16. Cicero's Representation of an Oral Community in De Oratore (Kenty); Chapter 17. Becoming Gallic: Orality, Voice and Identity in Roman Gaul (Fisher); Chapter 18. λογ́ος and φωνη ́in Odyssey 10 and Plutarch's Gryllus (Kirk).
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