Harshing Zeus' Μέλω: Reassessing The Sympathy of Zeus at Iliad 20.21

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AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHILOLOGY Pub Date : 2022-09-01 DOI:10.1353/ajp.2022.0015

B. Beck, A. Melzer, J. Ulrich, Stephen E. Kidd, Aleksandr Fedchin, Patrick J. Burns, Pramit Chaudhuri, J. P. Dexter, B. Shaw, Emily P. Austin, William M. Breichner

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Abstract

Abstract:The dominant interpretation of Zeus' words at Iliad 20.21, which regards μέλουσί μοι ὀλλύμενοί περ as an expression of sympathy for dying warriors, poses a number of serious contextual and lexical problems. This article argues that Il. 20.21 is not an expression of compassion, but attention. Zeus is not concerned for dying warriors, but attentive to them, as indeed his deadly βουλή (Il. 20.20) requires him to be. The interpretation of Il. 20.21 has relevance to questions of great significance for the interpretation of the Iliad, including Zeus' relationship to humans and the meaning of the Διὸς βουλή.

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严厉的宙斯Μέλω:重新评估《伊利亚特》20.21中宙斯的同情

摘要：对宙斯在《伊利亚特》20.21中所说的话的主要解释是ὀ作为对垂死战士的同情表达，λλί。这篇文章认为，第20.21号不是同情的表达，而是关注。宙斯并不关心垂死的战士，而是关注他们，正如他致命的βιυλι（Il.20.20）所要求的那样。对Il.2021的解释与解释《伊利亚特》具有重要意义的问题有关，包括宙斯与人类的关系和Δι的意义ὸς。

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AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHILOLOGY CLASSICS-

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