Millman Parry connected this writer's use of formulaic phrases like "rosy-fingered dawn" to his theory that this man might have dictated his most famous works.
Gregor Nitzsch opposed F.A. Wolf's postulation that this author weaved together source material. This writer's works  were compared to "The Wedding of Smailagic Meho," a Serbo-Croatian ballad, by Alfred Lord. The ominous narrative of  Abraham's sacrifice of Isaac is contrasted with this writer's calmer description of the recognition of a scar in the first  chapter of Auerbach's Mimesis. A king leaving the passenger on his back to drown sparks the title acrimonious conflict between the title (*) animals in one work attributed to this author. Millman Parry connected this writer's use of formulaic phrases like "rosy-fingered dawn" to his theory that this man might have dictated his most famous works. Another work by this possible  author of the Battle of the Frogs and the Mice opens with the word "rage" and includes a "Catalogue of Ships." The first major  English translation of this blind poet was by George Chapman. For 10 points, name this author of the Iliad and the Odyssey.
Gregor Nitzsch opposed F.A. Wolf's postulation that this author weaved together source material.
Homer