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Homeric Hymns (Illustrated Annotated Edition) - Ancient Greek Hymns Celebrating Individual Gods - cover

Homeric Hymns (Illustrated Annotated Edition) - Ancient Greek Hymns Celebrating Individual Gods

Homer Homer

Übersetzer Andrew Lang

Verlag: Musaicum Books

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Homer's 'Homeric Hymns (Illustrated Annotated Edition)' is a collection of ancient Greek hymns attributed to the legendary poet himself. These hymns, dedicated to various gods and goddesses, provide insights into the religious practices and beliefs of the ancient Greeks. Written in dactylic hexameter, Homer's signature style, the hymns are both lyrical and evocative, capturing the essence of each deity they are dedicated to. The illustrated annotated edition enhances the reader's experience by offering visual representations of the mythological beings and events described in the hymns, further enriching the understanding of the text within its literary context. Through this collection, readers can explore the world of ancient Greek mythology and gain a deeper appreciation for Homer's contribution to literature and religion. Homer, often considered the greatest of the ancient Greek poets, is known for his epic poems 'The Iliad' and 'The Odyssey.' His profound understanding of human nature and mastery of storytelling are evident in the 'Homeric Hymns,' showcasing his versatility as a poet. It is believed that Homer's works were a source of inspiration for later Greek and Roman writers, shaping the literary traditions of Western civilization. For readers interested in ancient Greek mythology, poetry, and religious practices, Homer's 'Homeric Hymns' is a must-read. This illustrated annotated edition not only provides literary significance but also offers a visual feast that brings the mythological world to life. Dive into the world of gods and goddesses, guided by the unparalleled storytelling of Homer, and experience the magic of ancient Greek poetry.
Verfügbar seit: 04.01.2022.
Drucklänge: 101 Seiten.

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