Agamemnon as speaker refers to the oneidea ‘words of insult’ directed at him by Achilles, who has been resorting to the language of blame in his quarrel with the over-king. Agamemn ...
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Besides the noun neikos (plural neikea) ‘quarrel’ and the verb neikeîn ‘quarrel with’, on both which see the comment on I.02.221, another set of words referring to the poetics of b ...
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The noun aiskhos ‘disgrace, shame’ is used here as a synonym of the noun oneidos ‘words of insult’. The noun aiskhos ‘disgrace, shame’ is used here as a synonym of the noun oneidos ...
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As noted in the general comment on I.20.200–258, Aeneas uses the noun neikea, plural of neikos ‘quarrel’, in referring to the mutual negativity that he and Achilles are expressing ...
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Iliad 1.291
Gregory NagyAgamemnon as speaker refers to the oneidea ‘words of insult’ directed at him by Achilles, who has been resorting to the language of blame in his quarrel with the over-king. Agamemn ... Continue reading
Iliad 2.222
Gregory NagyBesides the noun neikos (plural neikea) ‘quarrel’ and the verb neikeîn ‘quarrel with’, on both which see the comment on I.02.221, another set of words referring to the poetics of b ... Continue reading
Iliad 2.251
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Iliad 2.277
Gregory Nagylist of words indicating blame as a foil for Epos (in the passage about Thersites), here oneidos ... Continue reading
Iliad 3.242
Gregory NagyThe noun aiskhos ‘disgrace, shame’ is used here as a synonym of the noun oneidos ‘words of insult’. The noun aiskhos ‘disgrace, shame’ is used here as a synonym of the noun oneidos ... Continue reading
Iliad 20.244–256
Gregory NagyAs noted in the general comment on I.20.200–258, Aeneas uses the noun neikea, plural of neikos ‘quarrel’, in referring to the mutual negativity that he and Achilles are expressing ... Continue reading