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This chapter argues that the shorter laments in the Iliad of Briseis in Book 18 and the Trojan women in Book 2, reflect the existence of a hexametrical genre of lament that women sang both in funerals and at the annual celebration of the Adonia, a festival devoted to the mourning, along with Aphrodite, the dead Adonis.
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