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Period which it IS impossible to reproduce. Because a modern writer necessarily shares the sympathies of his own day, he is not excluded from those of the classical past. If the Attic tragedians were free to select Homeric situations in which to display the' subtle conflict of post Homeric feeling, a modern writer need not resist the attraction of a classical subject because he is certain to approach it in a post-classical spirit. Beside the influences.

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