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grbs-4181	Miller, Andrew M.	Apolline Ethics and Olympian Victory in Pindar's Eighth Pythian 67-78	1989	24	.pdf	application/pdf	12063	456	58	An athlete who turns from present victory to the prospect of renewed competition faces the spiritual challenge of allowing both his justifiable self-con­ fidence and his as yet unsatisfied ambition to be chastened and tempered by recognition of human limitations.39 Such self­ awareness, or 'existential modesty', is enjoined upon humanity by the principle of kairos in its largest application, where the criterion by which appropriate thought and behavior are judged is the fact of morality itself. In Pyth. 8, finally, Aristomenes' early success at the Ae2:inetan Delnhinia. which one- mip'ht h~vp py- MILLER, ANDREW M., Apolline Ethics and Olympic Victory in Pindar's Eighth Pythian 67-78 , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 30:4 (1989) p.461 464 APOLLINE ETHICS AND OLYMPIAN VICTORY pected to find relegated to the end of the catalogue with his other local (including Aeginetan) wins, is appended instead directly to his current triumph at Pytho (and thus precedes the passage at issue).	cache/grbs-4181.pdf	txt/grbs-4181.txt