See the comment on I.01.320–348; see also I.16.032. See the comment on I.01.320–348; see also I.16.032. See the comment on I.01.320–348; see also I.16.032. See the comment on I.01. ...
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... nis of Apollo (I.01.097 and I.01.456). See the comment on I.01.320–348. On loigos ‘devastation’ as the direct object of amunein ‘ward off’, see also I.10.456, I.15.736, I.16.075, I.16.080.See ...
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See the comment on I.01.320–348; see also I.16.032. Here the subject of the verb amunein ‘ward off’ switches from Achilles to Patroklos. This way, Patroklos becomes the savior of the Achaeans by rescuing them from the fire of Hector. See the ...
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Here, as at I.16.075, the subject of the verb amunein ‘ward off’ switches from Achilles to Patroklos. This way, Patroklos becomes the savior of the Achaeans by rescuing them from the fire of Hector. See the ...
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Iliad 1.456
Gregory NagySee the comment on I.01.320–348; see also I.16.032. See the comment on I.01.320–348; see also I.16.032. See the comment on I.01.320–348; see also I.16.032. See the comment on I.01. ... Continue reading
Iliad 16.032
Gregory Nagy... nis of Apollo (I.01.097 and I.01.456). See the comment on I.01.320–348. On loigos ‘devastation’ as the direct object of amunein ‘ward off’, see also I.10.456, I.15.736, I.16.075, I.16.080.See ... Continue reading
Iliad 10.075
Gregory NagySee the comment on I.01.320–348; see also I.16.032. Here the subject of the verb amunein ‘ward off’ switches from Achilles to Patroklos. This way, Patroklos becomes the savior of the Achaeans by rescuing them from the fire of Hector. See the ... Continue reading
Iliad 16.080
Gregory NagyHere, as at I.16.075, the subject of the verb amunein ‘ward off’ switches from Achilles to Patroklos. This way, Patroklos becomes the savior of the Achaeans by rescuing them from the fire of Hector. See the ... Continue reading