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A Homer Commentary in Progress

Protesilaos

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Iliad 2.695-709

Gregory Nagy

This micro-narrative tells how Protesilaos, who was the first Achaean to die in the Trojan War, was sorely missed by his people back home in his native land of Thessaly. At I.02.703 and ... Continue reading