In the Iliad, the word autos ‘self’ refers to the body as the basis of identity for heroes, while the word psūkhē ‘spirit’ refers to (A) the life-force of heroes when they are aliv ...
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analysis of the language of praise poetry as presenting the language of unjustified blame as parallel to the eating of heroes’ corpses by dogsThe very idea of exposing a dead body ...
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analysis of the language of praise poetry as presenting the language of unjustified blame as parallel to the eating of heroes’ corpses by dogsHector’s threat, to feed to dogs and b ...
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Iliad 1.003-005
Gregory NagyIn the Iliad, the word autos ‘self’ refers to the body as the basis of identity for heroes, while the word psūkhē ‘spirit’ refers to (A) the life-force of heroes when they are aliv ... Continue reading
Iliad 8.379-380
Gregory Nagyanalysis of the language of praise poetry as presenting the language of unjustified blame as parallel to the eating of heroes’ corpses by dogsThe very idea of exposing a dead body ... Continue reading
Iliad 13.831-832
Gregory Nagyanalysis of the language of praise poetry as presenting the language of unjustified blame as parallel to the eating of heroes’ corpses by dogsHector’s threat, to feed to dogs and b ... Continue reading