Blindness

What did homer mean by this? Do agree or disagree? Justify your answer

Even in the anguish
of a situation like this, with a night of anxiety ahead of him,
he was still capable of remembering what Homer wrote in
the Iliad, the greatest poem about death and suffering ever
written, A doctor is worth several men, words we should not
accept as a straightforward expression of quantity, but
above all, of quality, as we shall soon see.

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I think the idea of being stoic in the face of devastation is really what this passage alludes to. I'm really not sure how stoic I could be if I lost my sight or something equally terrible happened to me. Ho about you?