The Iliad of Homer: Translated Into English Prose, As Literally As the Different Idioms of the Greek and English Languages Will Allow; with Explanatory Notes (Classic Reprint)

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That the translation of Homer's Iliad, now given to the public, can possibly do harm, is not feared; and if it be of the smallest use m furthering the views or prospects of any individual, the labour of the translator will be amply rewarded.

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