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... and Amphinome and Kallianassa;/Klymene was there, Ianeira and Ianassa,/Maira and Oreithyia and lovely-haired Amatheia." (Iliad. XXIII, 39-48) Although much of the poem's sound is lost in translation, we can still see the evidence of orality as a guiding principle in the sound of names like "Doto and Proto" or "Kallianassa" and "Ianassa." There is a definite structure to this ... ...
... , full of the surprises and extremely unpredictable. When people today experience obstacles in their own lives, they need only remember Odysseus to get them through the tough times. The common translation of the name Odysseus is "Victim of Enmity". Odysseus was indeed a victim, yet overcame all his problems, giving hope to the readers of this age and for generations to come ... ...
... and Amphinome and Kallianassa;/Klymene was there, Ianeira and Ianassa,/Maira and Oreithyia and lovely-haired Amatheia." (Iliad. XXIII, 39-48) Although much of the poem's sound is lost in translation, we can still see the evidence of orality as a guiding principle in the sound of names like "Doto and Proto" or "Kallianassa" and "Ianassa." There is a definite structure to this ... ...
