Jiang's report of the Greek view of Homer as teacher and father of their civilization, despite uncertainty about Homer's identity.
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Homer the teacher
Jiang's report of the Greek view of Homer as teacher and father of their civilization, despite uncertainty about Homer's identity.
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"...confusion as to who Homer is. The Greeks themselves call Homer the teacher. And they consider him the father of the civilization. So we..."
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