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Nuperrime librum ''Rediscovering Homer'' (''De Homero Reperiendo'') protulit, quem genuerunt duae commentationes academicae [[decennium 190|annorum nonagesimorum]], quibus arguit [[Ilias|Iliadem]] et [[Odyssea]]m eiusdem mundo pertinuere ac poesis lyrica graeca antiquior, generis autem esse humilioris. His sententiis reversus, poetam ignotum describit qui, multis annis post [[Homerus|Homerum]], denique scriptas reddidit ''Iliadem'' et ''Odysseam''.<ref>Dalby, "''The Iliad, the Odyssey and their audiences''" in ''Classical quarterly'' NS vol. 45 no. 2 (1995); "''Homer's enemies: lyric and epic in the seventh century''" in ''Archaic Greece: new approaches and new evidence'' ed. Nick Fisher and Hans van Wees (London: Duckworth, 1998).</ref> Proponit, dicaciter, secundum studia poetae, et quomodo [[poesis oralis]] alibi rescripta est, fieri posse ut poetria potius fuerit: "''it is possible, and even probable, that this poet was a woman''" ("Fieri quidem potest, immo verisimile est, poetam fuisse mulierem.")<ref>[[Anthonius Snodgrass]] respondit Odysseam quidem fortasse a muliere componi potuisse, sed Iliadem minus credibile: "''The idea of a woman writing The Iliad and not being bored out of her mind by the endless fighting and killings is a bit more far-fetched.''" ("Mulierem putare Iliadem scribere sine maximo continuarum proeliarum necumque taedio, paulo minus credibile est." [http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-2251270.html ''Scholar takes Homer on new odyssey – into womanhood - Times Online'' apud www.timesonline.co.uk]</ref>

 

* 1993 : ''South East Asia: a guide to reference material''

* 1995 : ''Siren Feasts: a history of food and gastronomy in Greece'' , huius operis gratia anno [[1997]] Dalby [[Praemium Runciman]] accepit

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