Is Homer , according to Longinus ,always sublime?

Question

Very short answer

Book "On the sublime"

Answer 1

Longinus, On the Sublime 9.7

"It seems to me that Homer, in bringing to the gods a range of suffering including internecine conflicts, grudges and vengeance, tears, and bondage during the Trojan War has made his men into gods in terms of strength and his gods into men."

 

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Answer 2

Look carefully in your book where Homer and Longinus are mentioned. The Index may be able to direct you to specific pages.