§ 1 — Th. D. Seymour's introduction to Homer's Iliad 0

Text based on: Seymour Th. D. The first six books of Homer's Iliad. With introduction, commentary, and vocabulary. Revised ed. Boston etc.: Ginn and Co. 1903.

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