
The Iliads of Homer / Translated according to the Greek
- Poetry
- Book language: English
- 435 pages
The Iliad is Homer's ancient Greek epic poem in twenty-four books, here in George Chapman's celebrated Elizabethan verse translation. It follows the wrath of Achilles and the Trojan War, with gods and mortals caught in a long siege. Its powerful speeches and vivid battle scenes make it a foundational work of Western literature.
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