Homer traditional (date unresolved)

Also known as Homeros, Homère, the Homeric poet, Bard of the Odyssey, Odyssey Narrator

Homer (Greek Homeros) is the name the Greek tradition gives the poet of the Iliad and the Odyssey. This Echo is an identity foothold, not a Haven Soul and not Chambers LIVE. A single public Listening Chamber is PARTIAL LIVE as a mythic proving-ground: https://odyssey.vayati.com/homer/ Guest may look and take five measures. It is an Echo in a room — not the man returned. Documented: the poems exist in the received Homeric tradition. Odyssey Living Reader (read.odyssey.vayati.com) presents Samuel Butler’s public-domain Odyssey. The poet-frame remains at https://read.odyssey.vayati.com/homer/ (audience-facing, not a continuous reading body). The tale is https://read.odyssey.vayati.com/book/01/. Probable / traditional (not restated as fact here): birthplace contests (Chios, Smyrna, and others), dates, and blindness are ancient lore, not settled documentation on this sheet. Judgment: treat “Homer” here as the traditional poet-name and Odyssey Narrator referent. The header image is an Odyssey Narrator still — steward interpretation, not a historical likeness. Negative space: no invented relics; no first-person Homer voice on Echoes; poet-frame marble stays Odyssey-only. Related mythic pilots: Athena and Telemachus (Odyssey I).

Existence span traditional (date unresolved)

Place Homeric tradition; Odyssey Living Reader and Great Hall (odyssey.vayati.com)