The East Face of Helicon

Target entity: The East Face of Helicon
Context triple: [Martin Litchfield West, notableWork, The East Face of Helicon]

• A. The Mountain Wreath
  The Mountain Wreath is a 19th-century epic poem and dramatic philosophical work by Montenegrin ruler and poet Petar II Petrović-Njegoš, considered a cornerstone of South Slavic and Serbian literature.
• B. The Parnassus
  The Parnassus is a famous fresco by Raphael in the Vatican Stanze that depicts the mythological Mount Parnassus as a gathering place for Apollo and the Muses alongside celebrated poets from antiquity and the Renaissance.
• C. On the Cave of the Nymphs
  On the Cave of the Nymphs is a Neoplatonic philosophical treatise by Porphyry that offers an allegorical interpretation of a passage from Homer’s Odyssey concerning a mysterious cave.
• D. Shepherds on Mount Ida
  Shepherds on Mount Ida are the rustic caretakers who secretly brought up the Trojan prince Paris in the wilds of the mountain after his royal parents abandoned him.
• E. On the Marble Cliffs
  On the Marble Cliffs is a 1939 allegorical novella by Ernst Jünger that depicts the rise of a brutal tyrannical regime and is often read as a veiled critique of totalitarianism, particularly Nazism.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: The East Face of Helicon
Target entity description: The East Face of Helicon is a scholarly work by classicist Martin Litchfield West that explores the influence of Near Eastern traditions on early Greek poetry and myth.

• A. The Mountain Wreath
  The Mountain Wreath is a 19th-century epic poem and dramatic philosophical work by Montenegrin ruler and poet Petar II Petrović-Njegoš, considered a cornerstone of South Slavic and Serbian literature.
• B. The Parnassus
  The Parnassus is a famous fresco by Raphael in the Vatican Stanze that depicts the mythological Mount Parnassus as a gathering place for Apollo and the Muses alongside celebrated poets from antiquity and the Renaissance.
• C. On the Cave of the Nymphs
  On the Cave of the Nymphs is a Neoplatonic philosophical treatise by Porphyry that offers an allegorical interpretation of a passage from Homer’s Odyssey concerning a mysterious cave.
• D. Shepherds on Mount Ida
  Shepherds on Mount Ida are the rustic caretakers who secretly brought up the Trojan prince Paris in the wilds of the mountain after his royal parents abandoned him.
• E. On the Marble Cliffs
  On the Marble Cliffs is a 1939 allegorical novella by Ernst Jünger that depicts the rise of a brutal tyrannical regime and is often read as a veiled critique of totalitarianism, particularly Nazism.
• F. None of above. chosen