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How was Homer the poet life like?
The life Homer was fun because he had poetry.
What has the author Homer Nearing written?
Homer Nearing has written: 'English historical poetry, 1599-1641' -- subject(s): English Historical poetry, English poetry, Historical poetry, English, History, History and criticism, Literature and history, Poetry
Why is Homer's poetry classic?
because he is an ancient greek
What has the author Robin Sowerby written?
Robin Sowerby has written: 'The \\' 'The classical legacy in Renaissance poetry' -- subject(s): History and criticism, English poetry, Classical poetry, Appreciation, Translations into English, Classical influences, Renaissance, History, Classicism 'Notes on Homer's \\' 'York Notes on Homer's \\' 'York Notes on Homer's \\'
The greatest Greek poetry is the oldest exemplified in the Odyssey and Iliad of?
homer
What is the explanation for the key ideas of Homer?
what are the two theories of homer the two theories of homer are he was blind and he had a ghost writing all of his poetry for him
How did Homer keep alive the memory of Mycenae?
Homer kept alive the memory of Mycenae by writing popular poetry about it. Just about all that was known in antiquity of about that nation was contained in Homer's writing.
Why are Homer's poems considered classics?
Because Homer's poetry is now considered as the model or basis of comparison for today's work/literature and because Homer continue's to be the center of many artist's works.
How did the homer keep Greek culture alive under the Dorian?
Through his poetry and ways of thinking
Who was homer and what did he create?
he created the Iliad **** Homer was a greek epic poet who created Iliad and Odyssey.
Was shakespeare the first to write poetry?
Of course not. People have been writing poetry as long as they have been able to write. We have many many examples of poetry written more than 2000 years ago and some almost 3000. Homer's Iliad and Odyssey were written 2400 years before Shakespeare was born.
Who does Homer call on to inspire him to tell the story of Odysseus?
In the opening, Homer only invokes the "goddess" or "muse", but not by name. Probably because any contemporary of Homer would have taken for granted that the goddess or Muse in question would have been Calliope, the Muse of Epic Poetry.
