endukéōs ‘continuously, uninterruptedly’

... spirit of the dead Patroklos is recounting how Peleus had entrusted Patroklos as a therapōn to Achilles. On the adverb endukéōs ‘continuously, uninterruptedly’, see the anchor comment at O.07.256. Here the adverb ... Continue reading

See the anchor comment at O.07.256. See the anchor comment at O.07.256. ... Continue reading

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cited as examples when endukéōs is associated with the notion of an uninterrupted sequence. Hermes accompanies Priam endukéōs. A successful journey is pictured as sequence, a conti ... Continue reading

See the anchor comment at O.07.256. Aeolus, keeper of the winds, had intended an uninterrupted voyage home for Odysseus, but human error has by now undone all the good intentions. ... Continue reading

See the anchor comment at O.07.256. The ceremonial washing and anointing here is uninterrupted and therefore ritually effective. See the anchor comment at O.07.256. The ceremonial ... Continue reading

See the anchor comment at O.07.256. Here at O.14.063, the idea of ritual and moral correctness in host-guest relationships is conveyed by the idea of not interrupting the proper se ... Continue reading

See the comment on O.14.063. See the comment on O.14.063. See the comment on O.14.063. ... Continue reading

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Besides the anchor comment on endukéōs ‘continuously, uninterruptedly’ at O.07.256, see also the comment on O.14.063. Besides the anchor comment on endukéōs ‘continuously, uninterruptedly’ at O.07.256, see also t ... Continue reading

Besides the anchor comment on endukéōs ‘continuously, uninterruptedly’ at O.07.256, see also the comment on O.14.063. Besides the anchor comment on endukéōs ‘continuously, uninterruptedly’ at O.07.256, see also th ... Continue reading

See the anchor comment at O.07.256. See the anchor comment at O.07.256. See the anchor comment at O.07.256. ... Continue reading

... r comment at O.07.256. Here at O.17.111 and at O.17.113, Telemachus is saying that Nestor as a host ephílei ‘loved’ him endukéōs ‘continuously, uninterruptedly’, fostering him as if he had been a son of his own wh ... Continue reading

See again the anchor comment at O.07.256. See again the anchor comment at O.07.256. See again the anchor comment at O.07.256. ... Continue reading