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Thrasyboulos as charioteer

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Pythian 6.14-27

Gregory Nagy

In these lines, P.6.14–27, Thrasyboulos is pictured as a charioteer for his father Xenokrates; in the lines that follow, P.6.28–51, the chariot team of Xenokrates is linked with th ... Continue reading