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Homer Iliad: "[a Homeric simile]A swollen wave pushed by the West Wind moves closer and closer to the thundering beach.It crests in deep water and then breaks onto the shore with a huge roar and curls over and around the jutting rocks in a spray of brine.So too wave after wave of Greek battalions [were]moving into combat."
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