Homeric "androteta kai hében"

Journal of Hellenic Studies 131:1-13 (2011)
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This paper points out some of the weaknesses of the traditional account of the Homeric phrase androteta kai hében and suggests instead that the entire phrase is a relatively recent creation of the tradition on the model of an *an(b)roteta kai hében. This phrase in turn has a clear Avestan cognate hauruuatata ameretata

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10.1017/s0075426911000012

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