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grbs-15217	Baratz, Daphne	The Repetitive Verse: A Comparative Study in Homeric, South Slavic, and Ugaritic Poetry	2014	24	.pdf	application/pdf	7703	368	71	But when Dawn of the braided hair brought the third day at last, then I took my spear and my sharp sword, and hastened up from the ship to a vantage-point… Conclusions I have tried to demonstrate that repetitive structures are regularly employed in oral poetry by examining two corpora, Ugaritic and South Slavic; each belongs to a different time and is of a different stylistic and literary character.23 Among the various types of repetitive structures we saw in particular the repetition of the ‘expanded colon’ in Ugaritic poetry and found that a somewhat similar way of expression is characteristic of South Slavic poetry as well. Lo their lips sweet, sweet as pomegranates Similar patterns in South Slavic verse A principle which bears a certain similarity to the expanded colon of Ugarit can also be found in South Slavic verse.	cache/grbs-15217.pdf	txt/grbs-15217.txt