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The Works of Homer |
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The blind poet Homer, who described the sunset and sunrise as a seeing man would do, has long been praised as the greatest poet of Greek times. His Odyssey and Iliad have been read since ancient times as classics, as the epitomes of writing. These two epic poems tell the story of a week and ten years, respectively, but only Homer could write both stories as equally enthralling and captivating despite the significant differences. |
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