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A Homer Commentary in Progress

Homeric Hymns To Aphrodite 151

Leonard Muellner

Last updated at March 12, 2020, 4:47 p.m.

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analysis of divine mēnis at sexual transgressions, gods and humans not being of the same class (phulon), and Apollo’s role in maintaining the distinction and appealing to mēnis to protect it [MRBTP: 'ff']