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The Iliads of Homer Translated according to the Greek

by Homer (750–650 BCE)

Portrait of Homer
Photograph by Mike Peel (www.mikepeel.net). · CC BY-SA 4.0

32 chapters, about 167,000 words. The text is in the public domain in the United States and comes from Project Gutenberg.

Chapters

  1. THE EPISTLE DEDICATORY 1,400 words
  2. SILIUS ITALICUS, LIB. XIII. 777 300 words
  3. ANGELUS POLITIANUS, IN NUTRICIA 1,700 words
  4. THE PREFACE TO THE READER 1,700 words
  5. OF HOMER 1,100 words
  6. THE ARGUMENT 100 words
  7. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 6,700 words
  8. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 4,700 words
  9. THE CATALOGUE OF THE GRECIAN SHIPS AND CAPTAINS 3,600 words
  10. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 5,400 words
  11. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 6,600 words
  12. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 10,000 words
  13. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 6,300 words
  14. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 4,400 words
  15. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 5,500 words
  16. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 7,400 words
  17. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 5,400 words
  18. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 8,300 words
  19. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 5,100 words
  20. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 8,200 words
  21. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 4,900 words
  22. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 7,800 words
  23. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 8,600 words
  24. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 7,300 words
  25. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 6,200 words
  26. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 4,300 words
  27. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 5,100 words
  28. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 6,200 words
  29. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 5,300 words
  30. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 8,600 words
  31. ANOTHER ARGUMENT 7,900 words
  32. EPILOGUE TO HOMER’S ILIADS 500 words

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