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A Homer Commentary in Progress

Homeric Hymns To Demeter 318

Douglas Frame

Last updated at March 12, 2020, 4:46 p.m.

Read in Context

this verse as suggesting that Eleusis was still independent when the hymn was composed, in the context of analyzing the unity of Attica (and Athens’ controlling Eleusis) in and since the Mycenaean age