Both Uses of
relentless
in
The Iliad by Homer - (translated by: Edward)
- Relentless he!†
Chpt 2.9 *relentless = to continue without stopping in an extreme manner
- Of these have many by relentless Mars
Been laid in dust; but he, my only one,
The city's and his brethren's sole defence,
He, bravely fighting in his country's cause,
Hector, but lately by thy hand hath fall'n:
On his behalf I venture to approach
The Grecian ships; for his release to thee
To make my pray'r, and priceless ransom pay.†Chpt 2.24
Definition:
to continue without stopping in an extreme manner -- often of something that is harsh or oppressive