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A Homer Commentary in Progress

lament by Kleopatra

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Iliad 9.590–594

Gregory Nagy

For Meleagros, what elevates Kleopatra to the top of his own ascending scale of affection is her lament at I.09.590–594 expressing her grim premonition about a destroyed city. Sudd ... Continue reading