Hesiod's Proem And Plato's Ion

Classical Quarterly 64 (1):25-42 (2014)
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Plato's Hesiod is a neglected topic, scholars having long regarded Plato's Homer as a more promising field of inquiry. My aim in this chapter is to demonstrate that this particular bias of scholarly attention, although understandable, is unjustified. Of no other dialogue is this truer than of the Ion

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