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Title: The Iliads of HomerAuthor: HomerTranslator: George ChapmanRelease date: March 4, 2016 [eBook #51355]Most recently updated: February 19, 2025Language: EnglishCredits: Phil Schempf
Title: The Iliads of Homer
Author: HomerTranslator: George Chapman
Author: Homer
Translator: George Chapman
Release date: March 4, 2016 [eBook #51355]Most recently updated: February 19, 2025
Language: English
Credits: Phil Schempf
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London: Published bySimpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co. Ltd.
New York: published byCharles Scribner’s Sons
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Obvious typographic errors corrected without note in the text. (E.g. In many cases, “renown” and its variants are spelled “renowm” in the original).
Inconsistent spellings in the original text, particularly of proper names with special characters, retained in the transcription (E.g. Peleus/Peleüs).
Link for footnote in Book XIV missing from original text. Footnote[1]is included and assumed to refer to the entire book.
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