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Homer Odyssey 1919 p.233 Book Odyssey, Ancient Greece Homer, Classics, Literature
Citation with Excerpt Homer 1919 Book Homer Classics Literature Odyssey Ancient Greece

Odyssey

by Homer (1919)

Key Passage

“As when some man overlays gold upon silver, A skilled man whom Hephaistos and Pallas Athene have taught Arts of all kinds, and he turns out graceful handiwork…” (p.233)

Keywords

Homer, Classics, Literature

Themes

Odyssey, Ancient Greece

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