| Gilgamesh: |
| The archetypal significance of Gilgamesh : a modern ancient hero. PJ3771.G6K58 1991 |
| The buried book: the loss and rediscovery of the great Epic of Gilgamesh. PJ3771.G6 D36 2007 |
| The epic of Gilgamesh |
| The epic of Gilgamesh : the Babylonian epic poem and other texts in Akkadian and Sumerian. PJ3771.G5 E5 2000 |
| The Epic voice. PN56.E65 E666 2002 |
| The evolution of the Gilgamesh epic. PJ3771.G6T5 1982 |
| Gilgamesh : a new English version. PJ3771.G5 E5 2004 |
| The Gilgamesh epic and Old Testament parallels. PJ3771.G6H4 |
| Manichaeism and Ancient Mesopotamian "Gnosticism". |
| The Separation of Wild Animal Nature and Human Nature in Gilgamesh: Roots of a Contemporary Theme. |
| Understanding Gilgamesh: His World and His Story |
| When the Light Came On: The Epic Gilgamesh. |
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| Flood Narrative: |
| Engulfing the Bounds of Order : The Myth of the Great Flood in Mencius. |
| An Exploration of Flood Myths. |
| Flood Stories from around the World |
| Noah and Disaster Planning: The Cultural Significance of the Flood Story. |
| Noah : the person and the story in history and tradition. BS580.N6B35 1989 |
| Noah's ark and the Ziusudra epic: Sumerian origins of the flood myth |
| The polytheistic origins of the biblical flood narrative. |
| The primordial flood of izhu: an Amazonian Quichua myth-narrative. |
| A probable creation and flood-myth in Portuguese East Africa. |
| When the great abyss opened : classic and contemporary readings of Noah's flood. BS580.N6 P58 2003 |
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| Stories of God: |
| Greek Mythology at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts |
| Comments or Commentary? Zeno of Citium and Hesiod's Theogonial. |
| Diotima and Demeter as Mystagogues in Plato's Symposium. |
| Fallible Gods |
| Hesiod as a Catalyst for Western Political Paideia. |
| Hesiod: Poet and Peasant Overtures. |
| Hesiod: the Homeric hymns and homerica |
| The Immortals: Names of the gods. |
| Persephone's Sacred Lake and the Ancient Female Mystery Religion in the Womb of Sicily. |
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| Homer: Greek Epic Iliad: |
| The Cambridge companion to Homer. PA4037 .C258 |
| Convention Versus Realism in the Homeric Epics |
| The Heroic Women of Greek Epic. |
| Homer : an introduction to the Iliad and the Odyssey (1894) |
| Homer and the Will of Zeus. |
| The Homeric epics and the Gospel of Mark. BS2585.5 .M33 2000 |
| Homer's Eutopolis: Epic Journeys and the Search for an Ideal Society. |
| Reading Homer in the 21st Century. |
| "Reading" Homer through Oral Tradition. |
| Res Agens: Towards an Ontology of the Homeric Self. |
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| Iliad |
| Battle Revenge in Homer's 'Iliad': A Contribution to the Understanding of Narrative Patterns in the Early Greek Epic. |
| The Force of Achilles in the Illiad. |
| The heart of Achilles : characterization of personal ethics in the Iliad. PA4037.Z185 1994 |
| The Iliad as politics : the performance of political thought. PA4037 .H36 2002 |
| Oxford readings in Homer's Iliad. PA4037.A5 O94 2001 |
| Reading the Iliad in the Light of Eternity. |
| The shield of Homer : narrative structure in the Iliad. PA4037.S74 1993 |
| Sources of Persuasion in the Iliad. |
| Conversation in the Odyssey. |
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| Euripides: |
| Euripides; a collection of critical essays. PA3978.Z9S4 |
| Euripides' escape-tragedies : a study of Helen, Andromeda, and Iphigenia among the Taurians. PA3978 .W75 2005 |
| EURIPIDES, ELECTRA 300-301. |
| Children of Heracles ; Hippolytus ; Andromache ; Hecuba. PA3612.E8 1995 |
| Lament in Euripides' Trojan Women. |
| Ritual irony : poetry and sacrifice in Euripides. PA3978.F6 1985 |
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| Odyssey: |
| Homer's THE ODYSSEY |
| Homer's Odyssey, Books 19 and 23: Early Recognition; A Solution to the Enigmas of Ivory and Horns, and the Test of the Bed. |
| Odysseus unbound : the search for Homer's Ithaca. PA4167 .B57 2005 |
| Polymetis Freud: Some Reflections on the Psychoanalytic Significance of Homer's Odyssey. |
| The raft of Odysseus : the ethnographic imagination of Homer's Odyssey. PA4167 .D68 2001 |
| TELEMACHUS ??????????: GROWING INTO AN EPITHET. |
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| Greek Tragedy: |
| A Sourcebook on the Catharsis Controversy (Aristotle, 'Poetics'; Greece) |
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| Aeshcylus: |
| Aeschylus, Agamemnon 681-716. |
| Aeschylus terrorist. |
| Aeschylus : the Oresteia. PA3825.A6 G64 2004 |
| Aeschylus's Eumenides: Some Contrapuntal Lines |
| All in the family: Funeral Rites and the Health of the Oikos in Aischylos' Oresteia |
| Athena's Entrance at Eumenides 405 and Hippotrophic Imagery in Aeschylus's Oresteia. |
| A note on A. AG. 410-28 and E. ALC. 347-56. |
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| Sophocles: |
| Africanizing Antigone: Postcolonial Discourse and Strategies of Indigenizing a Western Classic. |
| Antigone's Changed Punishment: Gynaecology as Penology in Sophocles' "Antigone." |
| The Beastly House of Atreus. |
| Choral Identity in Sophocles' Oedipus Coloneus. |
| The Co-Operative Temper: A Third Dramatic Role in Sophoclean Tragedy. |
| Defect and Recognition in Sophocles' Oedipus Rex |
| Drifting out of Reach |
| The hero and the city : an interpretation of Sophocles' Oedipus at Colonus. PA4413.O53 W54 1997 |
| The identity of Oedipus the king; five essays on the Oedipus tyrannus. PA4413.O7C3 |
| Oedipus at Thebes. PA4413.O7K55 |
| Oedipus Coloneus, 136-146 and 180-191(?) |
| Oedipus' apology and Sophoclean criticism. |
| PLACING SPEAKING notes on the first stasimon of sophocles' antigone. |
| Similarities between Antigone and Martin Luther King, Jr.: "An unjust laws is no laws at all" |
| Sophacles's OEDIPUS THE KING and Spielberg's MINORITY REPORT. |
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| Euripeds. Medea: |
| Countee Cullen's Medea |
| Colchian Medea and Her Circumpontic Sisters. |
| Euripides' Medea and the Problem of Spiritedness. |
| EURIPIDES, MEDEA 131-213. |
| Medea in Corinth: Political Aspects of Euripides' Medea |
| The presentation of the inner self: Euripides' Medea 1021-55 and Apollonius Rhodius' Argonautica... |
| Re-living the Apocalypse: Robinson Jeffers' Medea. |
| Wiping Blood from the Walls: Medea's Pleasures of Terror |
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| Virgil's Aeneid: |
| Ambiguity of Art in Virgil's Aeneid |
| Arms and the Theologian: Martin Luther's Adversus Armatum Virum Cochlaeum. |
| A comparative study of the Beowulf and the Aeneid. PR1585.H2 1968 |
| Darkness visible : a study of Vergil's Aeneid. PA6825.J6 |
| The Fall of Tydeus and the Failure of Satan: Statius' Thebaid, Dante's Commedia, and Milton's Paradise Lost. |
| Latin literature. PA6003 .B73 2002 |
| Reading Vergil's Aeneid : an interpretive guide. PA6825 .R38 1999 |
| REPRESENTING THE OTHER: ERCILLA'S LA ARAUCANA, VIRGIL'S AENEID, AND THE NEW WORLD ENCOUNTER. |
| 'To Find a Face where all Distress is Stell'd': Enargeia, Ekphrasis, and Mourning in the Rape of Lucrece and the Aeneid. |
| Vergil's Aeneid and the Roman self : subject and nation in literary discourse. PA6825 .S94 2005 |
| The primacy of vision in Virgil's Aeneid. PA6825 .S63 2005 |
| Underworld Sailors in Milton's "Lycidas" and Virgil's Aeneid. |
| Virgil : the Aeneid. PA6825 .G688 2004 |
| Virgil's THE AENEID. |
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