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A Homer Commentary in Progress

hup-aeidein ‘sing while accompanying oneself (on a lyre)’

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Odyssey 21.404-411

Gregory Nagy

Odysseus effortlessly strings his bow, O.21.409, and this feat of strength for a warrior in stringing his weapon is now compared to a feat of skill for a singer who effortlessly st ... Continue reading