Homērou Ilias
Homērou Ilias
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aavidagf ox^Oi the gates, the boU 125. xBxXtjyorregy from an old verb xsxXtjyo).
147. dij[oiraiy for d%9syfiivoi %iai.
160. lifitp * aiov ^revv, sounded sharply. The whole of this descrip- tion is clear and graphic. The contest before the walls, the audacity of the Trojans, and the resistance of the Greeks, are congenial to the poet's powers.
179. axax^ioiTOf from axax^fOf plup. for ^xujfi/vTo.
900. ^OqviSy a bird, the eagle, separating or flying between the hosts, so as to be on the lefl of th...e Trojans, which was an evil omen to them, but favorable to the Greeks. ^ 233. OTTO anovdrfq, seriously. This speech of Hector is worthy of attention. In the ardor of the contest, he forgets the dangers of his situation, disregards the threatening omen, and breaks out in the, fol- lowing noble sentiment : — ifig oiwvog aQiOTog, afiiivto^ai ntgl n^qijg.
One omen is best, to fight for our country.
254. i^vg V9WV, the preposition xoera understood.
258. Kqoaaag, the pinnacles; iTt&X^tigf brea>stworks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
aavidagf ox^Oi the gates, the boU 125. xBxXtjyorregy from an old verb xsxXtjyo).
147. dij[oiraiy for d%9syfiivoi %iai.
160. lifitp * aiov ^revv, sounded sharply. The whole of this descrip- tion is clear and graphic. The contest before the walls, the audacity of the Trojans, and the resistance of the Greeks, are congenial to the poet's powers.
179. axax^ioiTOf from axax^fOf plup. for ^xujfi/vTo.
900. ^OqviSy a bird, the eagle, separating or flying between the hosts, so as to be on the lefl of th...e Trojans, which was an evil omen to them, but favorable to the Greeks. ^ 233. OTTO anovdrfq, seriously. This speech of Hector is worthy of attention. In the ardor of the contest, he forgets the dangers of his situation, disregards the threatening omen, and breaks out in the, fol- lowing noble sentiment : — ifig oiwvog aQiOTog, afiiivto^ai ntgl n^qijg.
One omen is best, to fight for our country.
254. i^vg V9WV, the preposition xoera understood.
258. Kqoaaag, the pinnacles; iTt&X^tigf brea>stworks.
What to read after Homērou Ilias?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Homer to read onlineMoreLess
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