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1 XVI  | tokens, as necklaces, or the little ark in the Tyro by which
2 XVIII|      choral songs pertain as little to the subject of the piece
3 XXII | asthenikos kai aeides.~Yet a little fellow, weak and ugly.~Or,
4 XXIII|    to one person or to many, little connected together as the
5 XXIII|     of the Cypria and of the Little Iliad. For this reason the
6 XXIII|  materials for many, and the Little Iliad for eight—the Award
7 XXIV |     The poet should speak as little as possible in his own person,
8 XXIV |  throughout, and imitate but little and rarely. Homer, after