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Homer, Odyssey
Editions and translations: Greek | English | English (ed. Samuel Butler)
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hôs phato, tês d' eunêse goon, schethe d' osse gooio.
hê d' hudrênamenê, kathara chroï heimath' helousa
eis huperôi' anebaine sun amphipoloisi gunaixin,
en d' ethet' oulochutas kaneôi, êrato d' Athênêi:
“kluthi meu, aigiochoio Dios tekos, Atrutônê,
ei pote toi polumêtis eni megaroisin Odusseus
ê boos ê oïos kata piona mêri' ekêe,
tôn nun moi mnêsai, kai moi philon huia saôson,
mnêstêras d' apalalke kakôs huperênoreontas.”
hôs eipous' ololuxe, thea de hoi ekluen arês.
mnêstêres d' homadêsan ana megara skioenta:
hôde de tis eipeske neôn huperênoreontôn:
“ê mala dê gamon ammi polumnêstê basileia
artuei, oude ti oiden ho hoi phonos huii tetuktai.”
“hôs ara tis eipeske, ta d' ouk isan hôs etetukto.
toisin d' Antinoos agorêsato kai meteeipe:
“daimonioi, muthous men huperphialous aleasthe
pantas homôs, mê pou tis apangeilêisi kai eisô.
all' age sigêi toion anastantes teleômen
muthon, ho dê kai pasin eni phresin êraren hêmin.”
hôs eipôn ekrinat' eeikosi phôtas aristous,
ban d' ienai epi nêa thoên kai thina thalassês.
nêa men oun pamprôton halos benthosde erussan,
en d' histon t' etithento kai histia nêi melainêi,
êrtunanto d' eretma tropois en dermatinoisin,
panta kata moiran, ana th' histia leuka petassan:
teuchea de sph' êneikan huperthumoi therapontes.
hupsou d' en notiôi tên g' hôrmisan, ek d' eban autoi:
entha de dorpon helonto, menon d' epi hesperon elthein.
hê d' huperôiôi authi periphrôn Pênelopeia
keit' ar' asitos, apastos edêtuos êde potêtos,
hormainous' ê hoi thanaton phugoi huios amumôn,
ê ho g' hupo mnêstêrsin huperphialoisi dameiê.
hossa de mermêrixe leôn andrôn en homilôi
deisas, hoppote min dolion peri kuklon agôsi,
tossa min hormainousan epêluthe nêdumos hupnos:
heude d' anaklintheisa, luthen de hoi hapsea panta.
There are a total of 2 comments on and cross references to this page.
Further comments from W. Walter Merry, James Riddell, D. B. Monro, Commentary on the Odyssey (1886):
book 4 (general note)
Cross references from W. Walter Merry, James Riddell, D. B. Monro, Commentary on the Odyssey (1886):
10, 81 [Book 10 (k)]
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This text is based on the following book(s): Homer. The Odyssey with an English Translation by A.T. Murray, PH.D. in two volumes. Cambridge, MA., Harvard University Press; London, William Heinemann, Ltd. 1919. OCLC: 22584673 ISBN: 0674995619, 0674995627
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