Comparative studies in Homeric epic and other heroic narrative, especially Sanskrit and Celtic, with special reference to the theory of oral improvisation by means of formulary language

Comparative studies in Homeric epic and other heroic narrative, especially Sanskrit and Celtic, with special reference to the theory of oral improvisation by means of formulary language

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