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A Homer Commentary in Progress

Homeric Hymns To Apollo 172-173

Greg Nagy

Last updated at March 12, 2020, 4:47 p.m.

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example of the notion that singer is not a representation, but a re-enactment of Homer. The “I” is not a representation of Homer; it is Homer. See Il. II.484, Il. XI.218, Il. 14.508, Il. XVI.112, Il. II.761