Homerus Books

The Iliad And Odyssey, Volume 1
The Odyssey, Tr. By A. Pope. To Which Is Added, The Battle Of The Frogs And Mice
Die Batrachomyomachie Und Galeomyomachie Griechisch
L'Iliade: Po Me
Odyssea, Volume 1
Homeri Carmina Cum Breui Annotatione [And A Lat. Tr.]. Accedunt Variae Lectiones Et Obseruationes Veterum Grammaticorum [&C.] Curante C.G. Heyne. Tom. 1-8 [Containing The Iliad. No More Publ.].
The Iliad, Tr. By A. Pope. [Preceded By] An Essay On ... Homer (By Parnell).
Hymni Homerici Cum Reliquis Carminibus Minoribus Homero Tribui Solitis Et Batrachomyomachia: Addita Est Demetrii Zeni Versio Batrachomyomachiae Dialecto Vulgari Et Theodori Prodromi Galeomyomachia
Odyssea: Graece Et Latine, Volume 1
Homer'S Odyssey, Book Ii., With Notes By W. Almack

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