. Pope's The Iliad of Homer, books I, VI, XXII, and XXIV;. 0 003 060 145 2 * E^H ? •.*,: ?* Hi ^1NB1 ^ ,^3 \**&Mi. y^ Gp& fym\)& CngUsl) Classics POPES THE ILIAD OF HOMER BOOKS I, VI, XXII, and XXIV EDITED WITH AN INTRODUCTION AND NOTESBY PAUL SHOREY, PROFESSOR IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO BOSTON, D. C. HEATH & CO., PUBLISHERS 1899 TWO COF>ies RECEIVED, Library of CongregsyOffice of the DEO 8-18^0 Register of Copyright Copyright, 1899By D. C. Heath & Co. 53819 SECOND COPY, & Jus.\o-^ . Plimpton Press H. M. PLIMPTON & CO., PRINTERS & BINDERS,NORWOOD, MASS., CONTENTS. PAGE
. Pope's The Iliad of Homer, books I, VI, XXII, and XXIV;. 0 003 060 145 2 * E^H ? •.*,: ?* Hi ^1NB1 ^ ,^3 \**&Mi. y^ Gp& fym\)& CngUsl) Classics POPES THE ILIAD OF HOMER BOOKS I, VI, XXII, and XXIV EDITED WITH AN INTRODUCTION AND NOTESBY PAUL SHOREY, PROFESSOR IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO BOSTON, D. C. HEATH & CO., PUBLISHERS 1899 TWO COF>ies RECEIVED, Library of CongregsyOffice of the DEO 8-18^0 Register of Copyright Copyright, 1899By D. C. Heath & Co. 53819 SECOND COPY, & Jus.\o-^ . Plimpton Press H. M. PLIMPTON & CO., PRINTERS & BINDERS,NORWOOD, MASS., CONTENTS. PAGE Introduction : I. Homer and the Iliad , . . . yII. Pope and Popes Iliad xx The Iliad: Book I . . , ? . ... i Book VI 27 Book XXII . . . .50 Book XXIV . 72 Notes . .107 111 INTRODUCTION. HOMER AND THE ILIAD. Greek literature begins with the Iliad, a masterpiece whichremained for a thousand years the Bible and the Milton ofthe nation. Such a poem presupposes a long process ofgrowth. No one bard invented the chief personages andincidents of the tale of Troy, or shappopesiliadofhome01home
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