The Homeric Question Revisited: An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks
Homer never existed: he was a fictitious person. And the Spartans were Hebrews.
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The Homeric Question Revisited: An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks
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The Homeric Question Revisited: An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks is a written work[1].
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- The Homeric Question Revisited: An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks authored An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks — author (P50): Dimitris Michalopoulos[2].
- The Homeric Question Revisited: An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks's instance of is recorded as An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks — instance of (P31): written work[3].
- The Homeric Question Revisited: An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks's publication date is recorded as +2022-00-00T00:00:00Z[4].
- The Homeric Question Revisited: An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks's Open Library ID is recorded as OL28690491W[5].
- The Homeric Question Revisited: An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks's has edition or translation is recorded as An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks — has edition or translation (P747): Q135857590[6].
- The Homeric Question Revisited: An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks's main subject is recorded as An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks — main subject (P921): Homeric Question[7].
- The Homeric Question Revisited: An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks's main subject is recorded as An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks — main subject (P921): Sparta[8].
- The Homeric Question Revisited: An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks's main subject is recorded as An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks — main subject (P921): Hebrews[9].
- The Homeric Question Revisited: An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks's Library of Congress Classification is recorded as 2022944777[10].
- The Homeric Question Revisited: An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks's published in is recorded as An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks — published in (P1433): Academica Press[11].
- The Homeric Question Revisited: An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks's title is recorded as The Homeric Question Revisited: An essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks[12].
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The Homeric Question Revisited: An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks's instance of is recorded as An Essay on the History of the Ancient Greeks — instance of (P31): written work[3].