O strukture treh gomerovskih gimnov: K Apollonu Delosskomu, K Apollonu Pifijskomu, K Germesu On the Structure of the Three Homeric Hymns: To Delian Apollo, To Pythian Apollo, To Hermes
Mikhail Yevzlin
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Mikhail Yevzlin
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The article analyses the structure of the homeric hymn To Apollo, the two parts of which – “To Delian Apollo” and “To Pythian Apollo” – are considered as a single ritual text. Apollo is also a central personage of the hymn “To Hermes”, which, together with “To Delian Apollo” and “To Pythian Apollo”, can be considered as part of the single ritual cycle.
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The article analyses the structure of the homeric hymn To Apollo, the two parts of which – “To Delian Apollo” and “To Pythian Apollo” – are considered as a single ritual text. Apollo is also a central personage of the hymn “To Hermes”, which, together with “To Delian Apollo” and “To Pythian Apollo”, can be considered as part of the single ritual cycle.
Key concepts: Apollo, Hymn, Art, Astrobiology, Physics, Literature, Biology, Zoology