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grbs-15547	Stamatopoulou, Zoe	The Quarrel with Perses and Hesiod’s Biographical Tradition	2015	17	.pdf	application/pdf	6469	286	59	On the piecemeal reception of Hesiod see also B. Graziosi, “Hesiod in Classical Athens: Rhapsodes, Orators, and Platonic Discourse,” in Plato and Hesiod 111–132; A. Ford, “Plato’s Two Hesiods,” in Plato and Hesiod 133–154, H. H. Koning, “Plato’s Hesiod: not Plato’s alone,” in Plato and Hesiod 89–110; and Hunter, Hesiodic Voices 75–86. Aristophanes’ Frogs 1030–1036 offers an indica- tion of how Hesiod’s didactic poem would fit in the context of a collection aimed at isolating the most essential and useful contributions of literary authorities to the common good.	cache/grbs-15547.pdf	txt/grbs-15547.txt