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A Homer Commentary in Progress

aoidē ‘singing, song’

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Odyssey 8.026-045

Gregory Nagy

Alkinoos the king is addressing his subjects, the Phaeacians, and he speaks of the ‘escort’ that he plans to provide for the stranger who has not yet identified himself as Odysseus ... Continue reading