... elt mēnis, and it was the god’s anger that ultimately led to the hero’s anger. Relevant are the words akhos ‘grief’ and algea ‘pains’, which are used in equivalent contexts. Before the ...
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The words akhos ‘grief’ and algea ‘pains’ are used in equivalent contexts. The words akhos ‘grief’ and algea ‘pains’ are used in equivalent contexts. The words akhos ‘grief’ and alge ...
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... Achilles feels because he was dishonored by Agamemnon and by the Achaeans in general is equated, in his own words, with algea ‘pains’, object of the verb paskhein ‘suffering’. The idea o ...
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Iliad 1.096-098
Gregory Nagy... elt mēnis, and it was the god’s anger that ultimately led to the hero’s anger. Relevant are the words akhos ‘grief’ and algea ‘pains’, which are used in equivalent contexts. Before the ... Continue reading
Iliad 1.110
Gregory NagyThe words akhos ‘grief’ and algea ‘pains’ are used in equivalent contexts. The words akhos ‘grief’ and algea ‘pains’ are used in equivalent contexts. The words akhos ‘grief’ and alge ... Continue reading
Iliad 16.055
Gregory Nagy... Achilles feels because he was dishonored by Agamemnon and by the Achaeans in general is equated, in his own words, with algea ‘pains’, object of the verb paskhein ‘suffering’. The idea o ... Continue reading