The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-27 00:00:00

NO. 19,267.]

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CHEAP EDITION OF MADAME
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Just publ'shed, In Bvo , p Ice Igs. cloth,
HOMER'S ILIAD, translated almost literally
into the Spenserlan Stanza; w th Notes,

BY. W. G. T. BART t; R.
" Mr:Barter introduces his performance with an exceedinglywell-
wri ten preface."—Globe. ,
"To tralsform the great Epic of Homer into a re Ally readable
En,:lia^ poem, without destroyi g i s id.oinatic character, was a task
as yet to be accomplished. The proble n has been solved with ad-
mirable skill and eminent surcees by the auhor of the present vo-
lume. Keeping close not only to tho 'gilts hut to the expre.sions of
the original poem, be has reproduced thena in a thoroughly English
gatlt, In the Spelt-sedan stanza, of all the vatted forms of English
velsitication by far the best adapted t r h role t octry. The English
e ,der ignorant of the l'ellenic tomue ma; here read Greek poetry,
with it.-characteristic beauties scarcely eithinished by the process,
ti,s own idiom, and he translated in thought to the see •ea and
eve,ts which the Slzoitian bard embodied in his immortal
John Ball.

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