Homerus: Homers Ilias > Band VIII: Vierundzwanzigster Gesang...
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Homerus: Homers Ilias
Gesamtkommentar, auf der Grundlage der Ausgabe von Ameis-Hentze-Cauer (1868-1913)
Ed. by Latacz, Joachim / Bierl, Anton
Ed. by Latacz, Joachim / Bierl, Anton
Prolegomena and approx. 15 vol. in 30 Fasc.
Band VIII: Vierundzwanzigster Gesang
Faszikel 2
Brügger, Claude
Kommentar
Series:Sammlung wissenschaftlicher Commentare (SWC)
Aims and Scope
The main focus of the commentary on book 24 of the Iliad is the interpretation of one of the most exciting and moving scenes in the epic: how the Trojan King, Priam, makes his way to his deadly enemy Achilles, at whose hands his son Hector had died; how the god Hermes guides him almost mystically into the Greek camp; how Achilles, at the end of an emotional encounter, invites Priam to dine with him and hands over Hector's body for burial.
Supplementary Information
- xiii, 322 pages
- Language:
- German
- Type of Publication:
- Commentary
- Keywords:
- Achilles - Priam; Hector's Release; Homer; Iliad; Commentary
- Subjects
- Classical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies > Classical Studies > Greek > Greek Texts (including Commentaries and Translations)
- Classical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies > Classical Studies > Greek > Greek Texts (including Commentaries and Translations)
- Classical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies > Classical Studies > Greek > Greek Texts (including Commentaries and Translations)
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