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Homer is the spaeker of the poem
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The speaker of Homer's epic poems, "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey," is traditionally considered to be Homer himself. However, the true identity of Homer is a subject of debate among scholars, with some believing that Homer may have been a collective name used by multiple poets.
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What is Homers legacy?
an epic poem
What is homers the odyssey classified as?
As a Greek Epic Poem .
What is homers odyssee?
Homer's Odyssey is an epic Greek poem .
What were homers two epic poem?
one is called the iliad and the other is the oddessey. thank for bohring to read my answer. E.J.H
What was Homer's epic Iliad about?
Very generally, it was about the Trojan war, and Achilles, a Greek hero.
Who connected the beginings of rome with homers troy in his epic poem?
The Roman poet Virgil made this connection in his epic poem "The Aeneid." He linked the founding of Rome to the aftermath of the Trojan War by tracing the journey of the hero Aeneas from Troy to Italy, where he founded the city of Lavinium, a precursor to Rome.
What epic included the story of the tojan horse?
The homers Iliad
What do you call long poems such as Homers The Iliad and the odyssey?
"Epic Poems" .
What is the oddesey?
homers second epic dealing with gods and mythical creatures
What is Homers area of interest?
long, narrative poems. He was an epic guy.
What do you call a long serious poem that tells a story about a hero?
Epic poem.
Why did the speaker provoke the muse in Paradise Lost?
The speaker, John Milton, invokes the muse at the beginning of Paradise Lost to seek divine inspiration and guidance in his epic poem about the fall of mankind and the battle between good and evil. By invoking the muse, Milton is asking for divine assistance in telling the story accurately and with the appropriate depth and understanding. It also sets the tone for the epic nature of the poem and acknowledges the tradition of epic poetry.
