The traditional epithet for Phthie, the homeland of Achilles, is bōti-aneira ‘she who nourishes men’. There is a paradox built into this noun+epithet combination, since the name Ph ...
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At O.05.160, aiōn ‘life-force, lifetime’ is a potential recycling of time: see the comment on I.01.052. But such a recycling is threatened at O.05.161 by a linear prolongation of l ...
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See the comments at O.05.160–161 and I.01.052.See the comments at O.05.160–161 and I.01.052.See the comments at O.05.160–161 and I.01.052.See the comments at O.05.160–161 and I.01 ...
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Iliad 1.155
Gregory NagyThe traditional epithet for Phthie, the homeland of Achilles, is bōti-aneira ‘she who nourishes men’. There is a paradox built into this noun+epithet combination, since the name Ph ... Continue reading
Odyssey 5.160-161
Gregory NagyAt O.05.160, aiōn ‘life-force, lifetime’ is a potential recycling of time: see the comment on I.01.052. But such a recycling is threatened at O.05.161 by a linear prolongation of l ... Continue reading
Odyssey 18.204
Gregory NagySee the comments at O.05.160–161 and I.01.052.See the comments at O.05.160–161 and I.01.052.See the comments at O.05.160–161 and I.01.052.See the comments at O.05.160–161 and I.01 ... Continue reading