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grbs-6661	Frazer, R. M.	Hesiod’s Titanomachy as an Illustration of Zielinski’s Law	1981	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1819	63	58	He does, however, as Zielinski noted, have references to events occurring before the action of his poems and recapitulations of earlier events within his poems, but these are presented parenthetically or put into the mouths of his char­ acters and so do not affect the forward movement of the narrative. 3 J. A.. Notopoulos, Parataxis in Homer: A New Approach to Homeric Literary Criti­ cism, TAPA 80 (1949) 1-23, and Continuity and Interconnection in Homeric Oral Composition, TAPA 82 (1951) 81-101. 5 FRAZER, R. M., Hesiod's Titanomachy as an Illustration of Zielinski's Law , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 22:1 (1981:Spring) p.5 6 HESIOD'S TITANOMACHY AND ZIELINSKI'S LAW cently paid so little attention to Zielinski's law, but this omission has now been repaired by Krischer.4 Krischer explains Zielinski's law in terms of the poet's ability to handle a great mass of material by what he calls the cataloguing style: a narrative is divided into different simultaneous events which are separately told to their conclusions one at a time.	cache/grbs-6661.pdf	txt/grbs-6661.txt