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  • THE WORLD OF HOMER
    • BY
    • ANDREW LANG
      • WITH ILLUSTRATIONS
        • PREFACE
        • CONTENTS
      • PREFACE
      • CONTENTS
      • THE WORLD OF HOMER
        • CHAPTER I
      • CHAPTER I
      • HOMER'S WORLD. THE FOUR AGES
        • CHAPTER II
      • CHAPTER II
      • HOMERIC LANDS AND PEOPLES
        • CHAPTER III
      • CHAPTER III
      • HOMERIC POLITY. THE OVER LORD
        • CHAPTER IV
      • CHAPTER IV
      • HOMER'S WORLD IN PEACE
        • CHAPTER V
      • CHAPTER V
      • MEN AND WOMEN
        • CHAPTER VI
      • CHAPTER VI
      • THE HOMERIC WORLD IN WAR
        • CHAPTER VII
      • CHAPTER VII
      • HOMERIC TACTICS
        • CHAPTER VIII
      • CHAPTER VIII
      • MEN'S DRESS IN HOMER. ARMOUR.
        • CHAPTER IX
      • CHAPTER IX
      • WOMEN'S COSTUME
        • CHAPTER X
      • CHAPTER X
      • BRONZE AND IRON. WEAPONS AND TOOLS
        • CHAPTER XI
      • CHAPTER XI
      • BURIAL AND THE FUTURE LIFE
        • CHAPTER XII
      • CHAPTER XII
      • RELIGION IN GREECE: PRE-HISTORIC, HOMERIC, AND HISTORICAL
        • CHAPTER XIII
      • CHAPTER XIII
      • TEMPLES. ALTARS. RITUAL. PURIFICATION
        • CHAPTER XIV
      • CHAPTER XIV
      • HOMER AND IONIA
        • Who were the Ionians?
        • CHAPTER XV
      • Who were the Ionians?
      • CHAPTER XV
      • ATTIC versus ACHAEAN TRADITIONS
        • CHAPTER XVI
      • CHAPTER XVI
      • HOMER AND "THE SAGA"
        • CHAPTER XVII
      • CHAPTER XVII
      • THE STORY OF PALAMEDES
        • CHAPTER XVIII
      • CHAPTER XVIII
      • HOMER AND THE CYCLIC POEMS
        • CHAPTER XIX
      • CHAPTER XIX
      • THE GREAT DISCREPANCIES
        • CHAPTER XX
      • CHAPTER XX
      • CONCLUSIONS
        • APPENDIX A
      • APPENDIX A
      • THE CATALOGUE
      • APPENDIX B
        • THE ALLEGED ATHENIAN RECENSION OF HOMER
        • APPENDIX D
        • THE LOST EPICS AND THE HOMERIC EPICS (WIEDERHOLUNGEN)
      • THE ALLEGED ATHENIAN RECENSION OF HOMER
      • APPENDIX D
      • THE LOST EPICS AND THE HOMERIC EPICS (WIEDERHOLUNGEN)
    • WITH ILLUSTRATIONS
      • PREFACE
      • CONTENTS
    • PREFACE
    • CONTENTS
    • THE WORLD OF HOMER
      • CHAPTER I
    • CHAPTER I
    • HOMER'S WORLD. THE FOUR AGES
      • CHAPTER II
    • CHAPTER II
    • HOMERIC LANDS AND PEOPLES
      • CHAPTER III
    • CHAPTER III
    • HOMERIC POLITY. THE OVER LORD
      • CHAPTER IV
    • CHAPTER IV
    • HOMER'S WORLD IN PEACE
      • CHAPTER V
    • CHAPTER V
    • MEN AND WOMEN
      • CHAPTER VI
    • CHAPTER VI
    • THE HOMERIC WORLD IN WAR
      • CHAPTER VII
    • CHAPTER VII
    • HOMERIC TACTICS
      • CHAPTER VIII
    • CHAPTER VIII
    • MEN'S DRESS IN HOMER. ARMOUR.
      • CHAPTER IX
    • CHAPTER IX
    • WOMEN'S COSTUME
      • CHAPTER X
    • CHAPTER X
    • BRONZE AND IRON. WEAPONS AND TOOLS
      • CHAPTER XI
    • CHAPTER XI
    • BURIAL AND THE FUTURE LIFE
      • CHAPTER XII
    • CHAPTER XII
    • RELIGION IN GREECE: PRE-HISTORIC, HOMERIC, AND HISTORICAL
      • CHAPTER XIII
    • CHAPTER XIII
    • TEMPLES. ALTARS. RITUAL. PURIFICATION
      • CHAPTER XIV
    • CHAPTER XIV
    • HOMER AND IONIA
      • Who were the Ionians?
      • CHAPTER XV
    • Who were the Ionians?
    • CHAPTER XV
    • ATTIC versus ACHAEAN TRADITIONS
      • CHAPTER XVI
    • CHAPTER XVI
    • HOMER AND "THE SAGA"
      • CHAPTER XVII
    • CHAPTER XVII
    • THE STORY OF PALAMEDES
      • CHAPTER XVIII
    • CHAPTER XVIII
    • HOMER AND THE CYCLIC POEMS
      • CHAPTER XIX
    • CHAPTER XIX
    • THE GREAT DISCREPANCIES
      • CHAPTER XX
    • CHAPTER XX
    • CONCLUSIONS
      • APPENDIX A
    • APPENDIX A
    • THE CATALOGUE
    • APPENDIX B
      • THE ALLEGED ATHENIAN RECENSION OF HOMER
      • APPENDIX D
      • THE LOST EPICS AND THE HOMERIC EPICS (WIEDERHOLUNGEN)
    • THE ALLEGED ATHENIAN RECENSION OF HOMER
    • APPENDIX D
    • THE LOST EPICS AND THE HOMERIC EPICS (WIEDERHOLUNGEN)
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