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A Homer Commentary in Progress

exposition of the corpse to dogs and birds

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Iliad 22.335–354

Gregory Nagy

After wounding Hector mortally at I.22.326–330, Achilles now declares to his enemy his intention to expose Hector’s corpse as prey for dogs and birds to devour while Patroklos will ... Continue reading