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grbs-10511	Simpson, Michael	Pindar’s Ninth Olympian	1969	12	.pdf	application/pdf	5523	253	67	The significance of the connection discussed above between the three passages, Heracles myth and its rejection (30--44), chariot metaphor for poetry (86-89) and closing lines (107 to the end), is now clear. 4 Hermann Gundert, Pindar und sein Dichterberuf(Frankfurt am Main 1935); Jacqueline Duchemin, Pindare, poete et prophete (Paris 1955); Gilbert Norwood, Pindar (Berkeley/Los Angeles 1945); John H. Finley Jr, Pindar and Aeschylus (Cambridge [Mass.] 1955); Georges Meautis, Pindare Ie Dorien (NeuchatelI962).	cache/grbs-10511.pdf	txt/grbs-10511.txt