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A Homer Commentary in Progress

klea andrōn | hērōōn ‘the glories [klea] of men who were heroes’

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Iliad 9.524–599

Gregory Nagy

... told by Phoenix, it is intended to carry a moral message for Achilles. The story is described, already at I.09.524, as klea andrōn | hērōōn ‘the glories [klea] of men who were heroes’. By convention, such an expression refers to song, e ... Continue reading