Classic Literature· Greece
The Iliad
by HomerAggregate Editorial Score40/100
Times Literary Supplement
Published -800432 pagesEnglish
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The Iliad by Homer is a landmark work of classic literature, first published in -800. The rage of Achilles and the final weeks of the Trojan War are the subject of Homer's first and greatest epic. The Iliad is the foundational text of Western literature—a profound meditation on war, honour, fate, and the relationship between mortals and gods. Themes of war, honour, fate run through the work. The book has received recognition from Times Literary Supplement -800.
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