Running from the Better Man: Type-Scenes and the Chase in Iliad 22 (opens in new tab)

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Soon after Hektor decides to face Achilles, he loses his nerve and runs. The epic lingers on the moment. Homer, Iliad 22.157-170 “They both ran around that point: One chasing, one fleeing.In front, there was a good man trying to get away, but a much better man was pursuing.Quickly. They weren’t struggling over a sacred … Continue reading Running from the Better Man: Type-Scenes and the Chase in Iliad 22

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