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The Iliad

Note 641 — BOOK THE TWENTIETH

Theodore Alois Buckley translation · Edition 4

Footnote 641: (return) Buttm. Lexil. p. 406, 3: “The adjective αλίαστος, literally unbending, unyielding, not to be turned, became the epithet of a violent, uncontrollable, incessant tumult, battle, lamentation, &c, as at Iλ. M. 471; B. 797; Ω. 760; and as an adverb at Ω. 549.”

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