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How did a literal fiction book end up becoming a religion? Was homer like an ancient lovecraft or something?

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>Rosie fingered Dawn
More like COomer

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I've read a decent amount of Greek literature but I don't understand what's so special about Homer. Do people just like the Illiad and Odyssey this much because they're both really old and have a lot of historical weight behind them?

Also, I'm Indian and we have our own Epics –– The Mahabharata and Ramayana. I like them too but frankly I thought the main reason people are into them is because they're really old and they're somewhat of a "cultural memory" of our civilization. Is this the only reason Europeans like Homer particularly? I just don't understand what makes it so unique or special in terms of literary value.

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>>19314461
Plato: Dis nigga can go to h*ll
Aristotle: Naw he chill

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