This edition presents the first twelve books of Homer's epic poem, the "Iliad", in the original Ancient Greek. A cornerstone of Western literature, the "Iliad" recounts a period of the Trojan War, focusing on the wrath of Achilles. Readers will encounter gods and heroes, battles and councils, and the complex relationships that drive the narrative of this foundational work. This edition is invaluable for students of classics and anyone seeking to experience Homer's immortal verse in its original language. This book offers a direct connection to the wellspring of ancient Greek culture and its profound influence on literature, art, and thought.

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