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A Homer Commentary in Progress

ainos ‘coded words; fable; praise’

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Odyssey 21.110

Gregory Nagy

Telemachus recognizes here that the praise deserved by Penelope is self-evident, in the sense that the word ainos here can mean ‘praise’. What is less clear, however, is whether he ... Continue reading