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Archilochus'ῥυσμός: Take on Fragments 128 and 129 West
The paper presents a new interpretation of Archilochus’ fragments 128 and 129 West. It argues that the two fragments were part of the same poem. The argument is based on a narrative pattern underlying both fragments and on a new interpretation of the meaning of the word ῥυσμός in v. 7 of fragment 128 West as “a hostile temper or disposition”.
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