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A Homer Commentary in Progress

Hesiod and Perses

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Odyssey 18.366-386

Gregory Nagy

What Odysseus says to Eurymakhos here at O.18.366–386 can be seen as a poetic admonition given by the righteous to the unrighteous, especially in the wording at O.18.366–375, which ... Continue reading