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Chapter 20 CONCLUSIONS
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Contents
Chapter 1 HOMER'S WORLD. THE FOUR AGES
Chapter 2 HOMERIC LANDS AND PEOPLES
Chapter 3 HOMERIC POLITY. THE OVER LORD
Chapter 4 HOMER'S WORLD IN PEACE
Chapter 5 MEN AND WOMEN
Chapter 6 THE HOMERIC WORLD IN WAR
Chapter 7 HOMERIC TACTICS
Chapter 8 MEN'S DRESS IN HOMER. ARMOUR.
Chapter 9 WOMEN'S COSTUME
Chapter 10 BRONZE AND IRON. WEAPONS AND TOOLS
Chapter 11 BURIAL AND THE FUTURE LIFE
Chapter 12 RELIGION IN GREECE PRE-HISTORIC, HOMERIC, AND HISTORICAL
Chapter 13 TEMPLES. ALTARS. RITUAL. PURIFICATION
Chapter 14 HOMER AND IONIA
Chapter 15 No.15
Chapter 16 HOMER AND THE SAGA
Chapter 17 THE STORY OF PALAMEDES
Chapter 18 HOMER AND THE CYCLIC POEMS
Chapter 19 THE GREAT DISCREPANCIES
Chapter 20 CONCLUSIONS
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