From the abduction of Persephone by Hades to Hermes' theft of Apollo's cattle, the Homeric Hymns recount some of the most compelling and significant episodes in Greek mythology. They were recited at festivals to honor the Olympian gods and goddesses, to pray for divine favor, and for victory in singing contests. They stand now as works of great poetic force, full of grace and lyricism, ranging in tone from irony to solemnity, ebullience to grandeur. Enhanced with an informative introduction that explores the hymns' authorship, performance, literary qualities, and influence on later writers, this collection gives an intriguing view of the ancient Greek relationship between humans and the divine.
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201609
评分頌詩。補讀。ZW的古希臘神話課。這個版本的英文翻譯是最容易懂的，價格也是最厚道的（普及本大概）。印象最深的是赫爾墨斯，通過“勸說”得到瞭自己的榮耀角色（timai），與阿波羅代錶著語言的兩個麵嚮。那隻懶洋洋曬太陽的陸龜也太可憐瞭。
评分201609
评分頌詩。補讀。ZW的古希臘神話課。這個版本的英文翻譯是最容易懂的，價格也是最厚道的（普及本大概）。印象最深的是赫爾墨斯，通過“勸說”得到瞭自己的榮耀角色（timai），與阿波羅代錶著語言的兩個麵嚮。那隻懶洋洋曬太陽的陸龜也太可憐瞭。
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