The "Homeric Hymn to Aphrodite" and Related Texts (eBook)

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S. Douglas Olson, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA.

Preface 7
Abbreviations and Sigla 13
Introduction 15
1. Anchises, Aeneas, and the Aeneidae 15
2. Date of Composition 24
3. Poetic Affiliations of the Homeric Hymn to Aphrodite 30
4. Aphrodite and Sexuality 42
5. The Metrics of the Homeric Hymn to Aphrodite 48
6. Textual Transmission 56
Critical Text and Translation 67
Hymn 5: To Aphrodite 68
Hymn 6: To Aphrodite 118
Hymn 9: To Artemis 122
Hymn 10: To Aphrodite 124
Hymn 11: To Athena 126
Hymn 12: To Hera 128
Hymn 24: To Hestia 130
Hymn 27: To Artemis 132
Hymn 28: To Athena 136
Hymn 29: To Hestia 140
Commentary 143
Hymn 5: To Aphrodite 143
Hymn 6: To Aphrodite 293
Hymn 9: To Artemis 301
Hymn 10: To Aphrodite 305
Hymn 11: To Athena 309
Hymn 12: To Hera 311
Hymn 24: To Hestia 313
Hymn 27: To Artemis 317
Hymn 28: To Athena 325
Hymn 29: To Hestia 331
Bibliography 335
Index 341

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"In summary, this work will prove useful for students of early Greek epic, not least in actually presenting the minor Hymns with commentary."
Adrian Kelly in: BMCR 2013.09.23

"The general balance is that this work is useful because it provides a fresh look at an important text which has only recently begun to receive the attention it deserves."
Cecilia Nobili in: Gnomon Bd. 86, 2014