Over on our companion
Oral Poetry blog, I continue my series on the Trojan catalogue in conjunction with and parallel to Casey’s blogging of the Catalogue of Ships. In my first post I looked at how
the Trojans are introduced in our
Iliad and how to understand some of the traditional language used. In my second post I continue looking at
Iris's message to the Trojan assembly and how its use of traditional language both sets the “now” of the story into action and simultaneously evokes earlier episodes of the war.
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