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- Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 1
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- and within Hellenism appeared all that Homer, the Greek
- David, Homer, Dante, Shakespeare, and Goethe,
- to be found in Homer as well as what took such magnificent
- found in the poetry of Dante or Homer, but something appeared
- towering figure of Homer, the Greek poet and singer. Hardly
- of Homer, the more we admire him. For a person who studies
- such things, the characters created by Homer whom we meet in
- studied Homer over and over again have said that because of
- admired the way Homer described tactics and strategy; still
- individuality of Homer. Consider one of his characters,
- Achilles. Hector, as presented by Homer, is a towering figure
- humanity, for of course what Homer is describing belongs to a
- they doubt the existence of Homer. But anyone who takes into
- viewpoint will be convinced that Homer describes only facts
- and initiate, just as Hector, as depicted by Homer, walked in
- a long time to come when for posterity the poet, like Homer
- or Shakespeare, no longer is in existence. About Homer we
- nothing of Homer, so will they some day know but little of
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