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A Homer Commentary in Progress

eidénai ‘know’

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Iliad 20.213–214

Gregory Nagy

The use of the verb eidénai ‘know’ in both verses here at I.20.213–214 is relevant to the poetics of knowing something by way of hearing the authoritative testimony of epic. The ... Continue reading