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A Homer Commentary in Progress

terpi-keraunos ‘he whose bolt strikes’

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Iliad 8.2

Gregory Nagy

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Iliad 12.252

Gregory Nagy

Zeus as terpi-kéraunos ‘he whose bolt strikes’ is asserting here his authority as the god of thunder and lightning. He now sends a violent windstorm from the heights of Mount Ida, ... Continue reading