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A Homer Commentary in Progress

Phaethōn and Lampōn

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Odyssey 23.246

Gregory Nagy

The two divine horses that draw the chariot of Ēōs, goddess of the dawn, are here named as Phaéthōn and Lámpōn. These names, both referring to the radiance of the sun, are parallel ... Continue reading