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Ancient Greek Poetry (8th-5th centuries BC) History revealing itself as a potentAncient Greek Poetry (8th 5th centuries BC) This book includes the "Homeric Hymns" (33 hexameter poems or verses), translated into Armenian for the first time, as well as the poems "Theogony" and "Works and Days" by Hesiod, the most famous ancient Greek poet after Homer (in a new translation). It also features works by other ancient Greek poets, again in new translations, with an extensive preface and annotations. Title in Armenian ( VIII V )