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A Homer Commentary in Progress

Diōnē

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Iliad 5.370–371

Gregory Nagy

... of Zeus’, as at I.03.374, is reinforced here at I.05.370–371 by the designation of this same goddess as the daughter of Diōnē, which is a feminized version of the name Zeus.The f ... Continue reading