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grbs-3741	Harrell, Sarah E.	Apollo's Fraternal Threats: Language of Succession and Domination in the Homeric Hymn to Hermes	1991	23	.pdf	application/pdf	10142	423	63	Elsewhere in the Iliad Zeus ejects from Olympus those who disobey him: he casts Hephaestus to Lemnos (1.590-94); he nearly tosses Hypnos into the sea (14.247-60); he would hurl to earth any of the gods who try to save Hera, whom Zeus has hung from Olympus with anvils tied to her feet (15.18-33);27 and he casts Ate to the world of men (19.91-133). HARRELL, SARAH E., Apollo's Fraternal Threats: Language of Succession and Domination in the Homeric Hymn to Hermes , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 32:4 (1991:Winter) p.307 SARAH E. HARRELL 315 principle could also apply to the immortals whom Zeus hurls, or intends to hurl, into Tartarus.	cache/grbs-3741.pdf	txt/grbs-3741.txt