...see particularly viii. 479. || Odyss. iii. 267. haps, been of considerable duration in Greece. Even the first sketch of the Iliad and Odyssey may have been intended to be sung on these occasions, as Demodocus sang the celebrated poem on the contest between Achilles and Ulysses*,...

...xvi. 252. ** imtifutTa lairii. -ft Od. xvii. 518. haps, been of considerable duration in Greece. Even the first sketch of the Iliad and Odyssey may have been intended to be sung on these occasions, as Demodocus sang the celebrated poem on the contest between Achilles and Ulysses*,...

...particularly viii. 479. || Odyss. iii. 267. haps, been of considerable duration in Greece. Even the fust sketch of the Iliad and Odyssey may have been intended to be sung; on these occasions, as Demodocus sang the celebrated poem on the contest between Achilles and Ulysses*,...

...&soî>, being incited by the god. Kühn. (Jelf's edit. § 530. 2) makes •a-eov depend upon ïjyxtio, marking the point whence the action commenced. As it respects the subject of tliis eong, as well as the one about the quarrel of Ulysses and Achilles (v. 75), Müller (Lit Greece...

...¿ciiq»itf »eov, being incited by the god. Kühn. (Jelf's edit. § 530. 2) makes x?-too depend upon ip/fio, marking the point whence the action commenced. As...Greece ip 31) observes, that the first sketch of the Jliad and Odyssey may have been intended to be sung at the banquet of princes and for their especial...