- The
Homeridae (Ancient Gr****: Ὁμηρίδαι) were a family, clan or
professional lineage on the
island of
Chios claiming descent from the Gr**** epic poet Homer...
- to
count the
Homeridae as rhapsodes;
other sources do not
specifically confirm this categorisation.
Aoidos aulos bard
kitharode Homeridae Chisholm, Hugh...
- name was back-extracted from the name of a
society of
poets called the
Homeridae,
which literally means "sons of hostages", i.e.,
descendants of prisoners...
-
responsible for
precedence being given to
their two cult
heroes and
maybe the
Homeridae were
responsible in
later antiquity for
promoting Homer at Hesiod's expense...
- that the Hymn to
Apollo was the work of
Kynaithos of Chios, one of the
Homeridae, a
circle of
poets claiming descent from Homer. Some
ancient biographies...
- (Gr****: Κύναιθος or Κίναιθος) of
Chios was a rhapsode, a
member of the
Homeridae,
sometimes said to have
composed the
Homeric Hymn to Apollo. The main...
- work of Creophylus.
Creophylus may
represent a
tradition parallel to the
Homeridae. In Plutarch's
Lives in the
biography of Lycurgus,
Lycurgus in his travels...
-
never so far
forgotten that his
poems became the
subject of dispute.
Homeridae Life of
Homer (Pseudo-Herodotus) Herodotus,
Histories 2.53. Homer; Rieu...
-
Homados Homer Homer's
Ithaca Homeric Gr****
Homeric Hymns Homeric prayer Homeridae Homerus of
Byzantium Homonoia Homonoia (mythology) Homo****uality in ancient...
- "The
Dourraunee Empire" (March) "Plato's Republic" (July) "Homer and the
Homeridæ" (October); Part II. The
Iliad (November); Part III.
Verdict on the Homeric...
