The Treatment of Homeric Characters by Quintus of Smyrna

Achilles acter Aeneas Agamemnon Agamemnon and Paris Ajax Apollo aristeia armor battle Calchas century courage criticism Croiset cycle cyclic poems Cypria death Dictys Diomed early epic epic age episodes epitome Eurypylus EXCURSUS fate favorite epithets fight funeral games genius gives Glover gods Greek Hector Hecuba Helen heroes heroic age Homer and Quintus Homeric characters honor idealize Iliad and Odyssey indicates influence of Quintus Kehmptzow Koechly later legend literary environment literature Little Iliad marked Memnon Menelaus Neoptolemus Nestor Noack number of different Odysseus Oenone Paschal Patroclus Pausanias Penthesileia Philoctetes poet poetry Post Posthomerica Priam prince Proclus prowess Quintus and Homer Quintus of Smyrna Quintus Smyrnaeus rhetorical rôle saga material says Schanz Schmid-Stählin seems selfish significance similes slain sources speeches T. W. Allen Taccone tells Thersites Thetis tion TREATMENT OF HOMERIC Trojans Troy warrior words XXIII Zeus ἀντίθεος διος