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principal force in composing, transmitting, and codifying the
oral literature of ancient Greece prior to the time of Corax,
Tisias, Isocrates, Plato, and Aristotle. Importance of rhapsode
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human sacrifice. Pfluger, Carl // Hudson Review;Spring95, Vol.
48 Issue 1, p67 Studies the treatment of human sacrifice in
classical Greek literature. Recount of human sacrifice in
Plutarch's `Life of Themistocles'; Forms of human sacrifices;
Irony of progress; Denunciation of progress in defense of
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list of publications related to classical tradition. The
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