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A Homer Commentary in Progress

three kinds of anger in Homeric diction

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Iliad 1.074-083

Gregory Nagy

The words spoken by Kalkhas the seer here at I.01.074–083 indicate three different kinds of anger: mēnis at I.01.075, kholos at I.01.081, and kotos at I.01.082. In the case of mēni ... Continue reading