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A Homer Commentary in Progress

aiskhistos ‘most disgraceful’

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Iliad 2.216

Gregory Nagy

... ammatic representation of Thersites as an exponent of blame poetry is summed up in the description of this character as aiskhistos ‘most disgraceful’. In the Poetics of Aristotle (1449a), the semantics ... Continue reading