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A Homer Commentary in Progress

thrēnos ‘lament’

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Iliad 24.720–776/ anchor comment on: laments at Hector's funeral

Gregory Nagy

... m, the word that refers to their performance is thrēneîn ‘make lament’, I.24.722, which is a verb derived from the noun thrēnos ‘lament’. Following up on the laments performed by the profes ... Continue reading