Ptolemy Chennus
Ptolemy Chennus was an Alexandrian grammarian and scholar from the 2nd century AD, known for his works on Greek mythology and literature. He is notable for his narrative that suggests Homer may have borrowed ideas and themes from earlier female poets, including the story of Helen of Troy. Chennus' writings reflect the complexities of authorship and the transmission of myths in ancient literature, contributing to the understanding of how narratives evolved over time.
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Ptolemy Chennus is referenced as a grammaticus who recorded various accounts of Homer and his works.
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