Publisher's Synopsis
In this book, F. A. Paley debunks various myths surrounding the life and work of Homer and presents a clear and concise account of the poet's life and works. He also criticizes the work of Professor Jebbs and other scholars who have perpetuated misconceptions about Homer. This book is important for anyone interested in the history of classical literature and the reception of ancient texts.
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