All 3 Uses of
diverse
in
The Iliad by Homer (translated by: Lang, Leaf, & Myers)
- Seeing that the allies are very many throughout Priam's great city, and diverse men, being scattered abroad, have diverse tongues; therefore let each one give the word to those whose chieftain he is, and them let him lead forth and have the ordering of his countrymen.†
Book 2
- Seeing that the allies are very many throughout Priam's great city, and diverse men, being scattered abroad, have diverse tongues; therefore let each one give the word to those whose chieftain he is, and them let him lead forth and have the ordering of his countrymen.†
Book 2
- But among the other gods fell grievous bitter strife, and their hearts were carried diverse in their breasts.†
Book 21 *
Definition:
varied or (having differences amongst things of the same kind) -- especially with regard to ideas or members of a population group