Iliad 2.211-224 “The rest of them were sitting, and they had taken their seats.Only Thersites, a man of measureless speech, was still declaring–A man who knew many disordered things in his thoughts and whoStrived pointlessly with kings out of order,–whatever he thought would be amusing to the Argives.And he was the most shameful man who … Continue reading Thersites’ Body: Description, Characterization, and Physiognomy in Iliad 2

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