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Diliad
The Diliad, or Deiliad (Δειλιάς < δειλία "cowardice", a pun on the Iliad), is a lost parody of the Iliad mentioned in Aristotle’s Poetics where it is attributed to Nicochares.[1]
References
- ^ Aristotle. "Poetics".
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