295 In reference to the whole scene that follows, the remarks of
Coleridge are well worth reading:--
"By a close study of life, and by a true and natural mode of
expressing everything, Homer was enabled to venture upon the most
and difficult situations, and to extricate himself from
them with the completest success.
Coleridge are well worth reading:--
"By a close study of life, and by a true and natural mode of
expressing everything, Homer was enabled to venture upon the most
and difficult situations, and to extricate himself from
them with the completest success.
Iliad - Pope
