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Plato, Ion, 531c

nan and not in Hesiod or the other poets? Does Homer speak of any other than the very things that all the other poets speak of? Has he not described war for the most part, and the mutual intercourse of men, good and bad, lay and professional, and the ways of the gods in their intercourse with each other and with men, and happenings in the heavens and in the underworld, and origins of gods and heroes?

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subject	book bibliographic info
athena,of athens	Mikalson (2010) 237
dedications,and service to gods	Mikalson (2010) 43
demiurge'	Mikalson (2010) 237
divination,and service to gods	Mikalson (2010) 43
helen	Mikalson (2010) 237
hesiod,gods of	Mikalson (2010) 237
hesiod	Mikalson (2010) 237
homer,gods of	Mikalson (2010) 237
homer	Mikalson (2010) 237
pindar	Mikalson (2010) 237
prayers,and charis	Mikalson (2010) 43
prayers,and religious correctness	Mikalson (2010) 43
prayers,and service to gods	Mikalson (2010) 43
prayers,persuading gods	Mikalson (2010) 43
prayers	Mikalson (2010) 43
sacrifices	Mikalson (2010) 43
suppliants	Mikalson (2010) 43
theseus	Mikalson (2010) 237