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A Homer Commentary in Progress

epi-histōr ‘one who has witnessed [events in which one was involved]’

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Odyssey 21.026

Gregory Nagy

Hēraklēs is indirectly involved here in the story that tells how Odysseus once upon a time acquired his famous bow. The epithet in this context can be interpreted as an agent noun ... Continue reading