Homer, Iliad, Book II. The Catalogue of Ships in Translation, lines 581-604
Why anachronistic translations of Homer's Iliad scare people off, Versus my modern translation of the Iliad, Book II, “The Catalogue of Ships”, lines 581-604Here is my translation: Click to ENLARGE:& here is the 1924 translation, which is even worse than the one of the previous post (lines 546-580). I have underlined the grossest anachronisms. Click to ENLARGE:
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