Inventing Homer

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Exploring the ancient Greek imagination of Homer, this book delves into narratives from the sixth to fourth centuries BC regarding his origins, blindness, and connections with other poets. It examines the reception of Homeric poems in antiquity and contrasts these interpretations with modern portrayals of Homer. Additionally, the work addresses themes of authorship and the complexities surrounding the "Homeric Question," providing a comprehensive understanding of how Homer was perceived throughout history.