You have {{score}} free articles remaining. This is some text inside of a div block. This is some text inside of a div block. Walt Whitman Joseph M. Keegin [.article__paragraph--cap][.small-caps]Homer and Hesiod,[.small-caps] Hegel notes, “gave to the Greek gods their names and their form,” but only the former concerned himself too with heroes. Both of Homer’s great poetic epics open with divine invocations directed at human objects: “Sing the rage of Achilles, goddess,” Homer demands at the outset of the Iliad ; “Tell me of the man, Muse,” begins the Odyssey .…