Omeru

I Homer (Ancient Greek: , Hómēros) metung yang maamlat a minunang panaun a Greek epic watas (poet), king matuang kaugalian, iya ing sinulat kareng mgakabang watas (epic)  a Iliad ampo ing  Odyssey.

Suglung Palual 

 Iliad by Homer
 Works by Homer at Project Gutenberg.
 Iliad bilingual edition bks 1-12 at archive.org
 Collection of Homer-related links 
 Greek lessons based on Homer
 Clyde Pharr, Homer and the study of Greek
 Homer 
 SORGLL: Homer, Iliad, Bk I, 1-52; read by Stephen Daitz 
 Racing Odysseus: A College President Becomes a Freshman Again A former college president attended St. John's College and wrote a memoir about his experience reading Homer, rowing Crew, and examining the importance of a liberal arts education in today’s society.
 
 Translation issues: Iliad translator Herbert Jordan (U. of Oklahoma Press 2008) describes translation issues including: how literal should it be; whether to call the besiegers Achaeans, Argives, Danaans, or Greeks; how—and whether—to translate "winged words"; what the wall by the ships looked like; whether the besiegers slept in tents, huts, camps—or nothing.

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