Zum Prosatext des homerischen Fragments P.Heid. IV 289

Zum Prosatext des homerischen Fragments P.Heid. IV 289

The article offers a new interpretation of a prose fragment that is linked to the Homeric cycle and is preserved in the literary papyrus P.Heid. IV 289.1–6. So far the fragment has been correlated to the Cypria, yet the article shows such a correlation to be not without problems and suggests that th...

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