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Orpheus
published on 22 January 2013
Orpheus is a figure from ancient Greek mythology most famous for his virtuoso ability in playing the lyre or kithara. His music could charm the wild animals of the forest and even streams would pause and trees bend a little closer to hear his sublime singing. He was also a poet and a prophet and is widely referenced in all forms of ancient Greek art... [continue reading]
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Jane Ellen HarrisonCambridge University Press (02 October 2010)Price: $54.00 -

Garth SundemShell Education (26 April 2007)Price: $21.21 -

AnonymousUniversity of Michigan Press (15 October 1999)Price: $19.95 -

Sarah Iles JohnstonUniversity of California Press (03 May 1999)Price: $57.00 -

Scholastic BooksScholastic (01 January 1999)Currently unavailable -

AnonymousCambridge University Press (29 April 2011)Price: $81.31 -

Robert J. LenardonOxford University Press, USA (22 June 2000)Currently unavailable -

William Keith GuthriePrinceton University Press (20 September 1993)Price: $21.62 -

Graf/JohnstonRoutledge (22 June 2007)Price: $130.00 -

Philip MayersonFocus Publishing/R. Pullins Co. (01 January 2001)Price: $33.76

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