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A Homer Commentary in Progress

homoios ‘similar to, same as’

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Iliad 2.553-554

Gregory Nagy

The word homoios ‘the same as, like’, used in comparisons, is essential for understanding the semantics of relativism as well as absolutism in Homeric diction. See the comment on O ... Continue reading