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A Homer Commentary in Progress

ekteleîn ‘reach an outcome; bring to fulfillment (in active forms of the verb)’

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Odyssey 22.005

Gregory Nagy

As noted in the comment at O.22.001–125, Odysseus passes three tests in proving that he is the lawful husband of Penelope and the genuine king of Ithaca: (1) the stringing of the b ... Continue reading