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Jiang's conclusion that Homeric truth spread through poetry because God willed it, not because civilization emerged from accidental transmission alone.
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Divine design
Jiang's conclusion that Homeric truth spread through poetry because God willed it, not because civilization emerged from accidental transmission alone.
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Jiang frames the spread of Homeric truth through poetry as intentional divine design rather than accidental cultural transmission.
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"...spread across the world through his poetry. Okay? It's all by design. Does it make sense? All right. Any questions? Okay. All right. All..."
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