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A Homer Commentary in Progress

nēpenthes ‘negating sorrow [penthos]’

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Odyssey 4.220-226

Gregory Nagy

Before she narrates her own version of the Trojan War at O.04.235–264, Helen attempts to neutralize the sorrows experienced by those involved in the war. Most prominent among those ... Continue reading