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grbs-3421	Young, David C.	“Something Like the Gods”: A Pindaric Theme and the Myth of Nemean 10	1993	10	.pdf	application/pdf	4609	259	75	Polydeuces, he says, chose (E'{AE'tO) that 17 Besides the many victories that the catalogue mentions here, Pindar ex­ presses a hope for an Olympic victory, too (22-36). Pindar's Tenth Nemean ends with the myth in which Poly­ deuces chooses, over perpetual immortal life for himself, to share his brother's mortality: to live-and to be dead-on alternate days, as in the Homeric version quoted above.	cache/grbs-3421.pdf	txt/grbs-3421.txt