Ch. 10: To Athene
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Ch. 10: To Athene
Of Pallas Athene, the saviour of cities, I begin to sing; dread Goddess, who with Ares takes keep of the works of war, and of falling cities, and battles, and the battle din. She it is that saveth the hosts as they go and return from the fight. Hail Goddess, and give to us happiness and good fortune.
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Summary
Essays Introductory
Preface
Ch. 1: The So-Called Homeric Hymns
Ch. 2: The Hymn to Apollo
Ch. 3: The Hymn to Hermes
Ch. 4: The Hymn to Aphrodite
Ch. 5: The Hymn to Demeter
Ch. 6: Conclusion
Homeric Hymns
Ch. 1: Hymn to Apollo
Ch. 2: Hermes
Ch. 3: Aphrodite
Ch. 4: Hymn to Demeter
Ch. 5: To Aphrodite
Ch. 6: To Dionysus
Ch. 7: To Ares
Ch. 8: To Artemis
Ch. 9: To Aphrodite
Ch. 10: To Athene
Ch. 11: To Hera
Ch. 12: To Demeter
Ch. 13: To the Mother of The Gods
Ch. 14: To Heracles the Lion-Heart
Ch. 15: To Asclepius
Ch. 16: To the Dioscouri
Ch. 17: To Hermes
Ch. 18: To Pan
Ch. 19: To Hephaestus
Ch. 20: To Apollo
Ch. 21: To Poseidon
Ch. 22: To Highest Zeus
Ch. 23: To Hestia
Ch. 24: To the Muses and Apollo
Ch. 25: To Dionysus
Ch. 26: To Artemis
Ch. 27: To Athene
Ch. 28: To Hestia
Ch. 29: To Earth, the Mother of All
Ch. 30: To Helios
Ch. 31: To the Moon
Ch. 32: To the Dioscouri
Ch. 33: To Dionysus
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