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Homer's Iliad

The Basel Commentary

Book • 2018

Martha Krieter-Spiro

S. Douglas Olson

Benjamin Millis

This volume provides a detailed analysis of Book XIV of Homer's Iliad, known for the 'Dios apate' scene.

It includes linguistic, philological, and narratological insights, building on extensive Homeric scholarship.

The commentary is part of the Basel Commentary series, which updates and expands earlier works in the field.

Mentioned by

Massimo Pigliucci

Miriam Ropschitz

Mentioned in 7 episodes

Mentioned by

Greg Shove

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Mentioned by

Cem Karsan

as an example of a story that follows Joseph Campbell's hero's journey.

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Mentioned by

Massimo Pigliucci

as a book Alexander the Great kept and used as a guide.

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Mentioned by

James Sedlacek

as an example of ancient Greek literature with only nine copies in manuscript form.

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Mentioned by

Miriam Ropschitz

as the text where the first textual reference to the Peliades is found.

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Mentioned by

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Brett McKay

when discussing ancient Greek warrior codes.

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Mentioned by

Flint Dibble

when discussing the study of ancient Greek religion.

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Mentioned by

Dan Carlin

when discussing the Iliad and the Epic of Gilgamesh.

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Mentioned by

Laura Spinney

in reference to the Illiad may be more historically accurate than previously thought.

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Mentioned by Armand D'Angour while discussing the ancient Olympic Games.

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