Homerus

An edition of Homer's Iliad in ancient Greek, in which the verses do not have line numbers. The idea behind removing the numbers is to make the reading experience less artificial and thus more enjoyable. There is no critical apparatus or introduction, just the text of the Greek poem, printed in a highly readable font. This is not a reprint but a new setting of a text of 1920. Une dition de l'Iliade d'Hom re en grec ancien, dans laquelle les vers ne sont pas num rot s. L'objet de cet enl vement est de rendre l'exp rience du lecteur moins artificiel et par cons quent plus agr able. Il n'y a pas d'appart critique ni d'introduction, mais tout simplement le texte du po me grecque, imprim en caract res hautement lisibles. Ce n'est pas une r impression mais plut t un nouveau r glage d'un texte de 1920. Eine Ausgabe von Homers Ilias auf Altgriechisch, in der die Verse keine Zeilennummern haben. Die Idee hinter diesem Entfernen der Zahlen ist, die Leseerfahrung weniger unnat rlich und deswegen angenehmer zu machen. Es gibt keinen textkritische Apparat oder Einf hrung, nur der Text des griechischen Gedichts, gedruckt in einer sehr lesbaren Schriftart. Das ist kein Nachdruck, sondern eine neue Einstellung eines Textes von 1920. Un'edizione dell'Iliade di Omero in greco antico, in cui i versi non sono numerati. Lo scopo di questo sequestro quello di rendere l'esperienza del lettore meno artificiale e quindi pi piacevole. Non vi alcun apparato critico o introduzione, solo il testo della poesia greca, stampato in un carattere altamente leggibile. Questa non una ristampa ma piuttosto una nuova impostazione di un testo del 1920. Una edici n de la Il ada de Homero en griego antiguo, en el que los versos no est n numeradas. El prop sito de esta supresi n es hacer la experiencia del lector menos artificial y por lo tanto m s agradable. No hay ning n aparato cr tico o introducci n, s lo el texto del poema griego, impreso en un tipo de letra muy legible. Esto no es una reimpresi n sino un nuevo ajuste de un texto de 1920.

An edition of Homer's Odyssey in ancient Greek, in which the verses do not have line numbers. The idea behind removing the numbers is to make the reading experience less artificial and thus more enjoyable. There is no critical apparatus or introduction, just the text of the Greek poem, printed in a highly readable font. This is not a reprint but a new setting of a text of 1919. Une dition de l'Odyss e d'Hom re en grec ancien, dans laquelle les vers ne sont pas num rot s. L'objet de cet enl vement est de rendre l'exp rience du lecteur moins artificiel et par cons quent plus agr able. Il n'y a pas d'appart critique ni d'introduction, mais tout simplement le texte du po me grecque, imprim en caract res hautement lisibles. Ce n'est pas une r impression mais plut t un nouveau r glage d'un texte de 1919. Eine Ausgabe von Homers Odyssee auf Altgriechisch, in der die Verse keine Zeilennummern haben. Die Idee hinter diesem Entfernen der Zahlen ist, die Leseerfahrung weniger unnat rlich und deswegen angenehmer zu machen. Es gibt keinen textkritische Apparat oder Einf hrung, nur der Text des griechischen Gedichts, gedruckt in einer sehr lesbaren Schriftart. Das ist kein Nachdruck, sondern eine neue Einstellung eines Textes von 1919. Un'edizione dell'Odissea di Omero in greco antico, in cui i versi non sono numerati. Lo scopo di questo sequestro quello di rendere l'esperienza del lettore meno artificiale e quindi pi piacevole. Non vi alcun apparato critico o introduzione, solo il testo della poesia greca, stampato in un carattere altamente leggibile. Questa non una ristampa ma piuttosto una nuova impostazione di un testo del 1919. Una edici n de la Odisea de Homero en griego antiguo, en el que los versos no est n numeradas. El prop sito de esta supresi n es hacer la experiencia del lector menos artificial y por lo tanto m s agradable. No hay ning n aparato cr tico o introducci n, s lo el texto del poema griego, impreso en un tipo de letra muy legible. Esto no es una reimpresi n sino un nuevo ajuste de un texto de 1919.

The Prolegomena provide an introduction to a better understanding of Homer s text itself and the manner of commentary on it. Contents: On the history of commentaries on the Iliad (Latacz) History of the text (West) Formulaic language and oral tradition (Latacz) Grammar (Wachter) Metre (Nunlist) Actors (Graf/Stoevesandt) Plot and chronological structure with diagrams (Latacz) narrative technique (de Jong/Nunlist) Index of Mycenaean words in the Iliad, with brief explanations (Wachter). The third edition has been fully re-edited and contains an up-to-date bibliography."

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