Vita Homeri (Life of Homer)


The association of the name of Homer with the authorship of the Iliad and the Odyssey is a Greek literary invention (probably from the Ionian Coast of Asia Minor) of several centuries after these epics were already well known throughout the Hellenic World. Thus, despite the Iliad and Odyssey being works deeply rooted in the Hellenic soul (somewhat similar to the Torah with Judaism or the Gospels with Christianity) the Greeks were ignorant about their origins. Today, modern information derived from various interdisciplinary investigations allows us to make well-reasoned inferences about the origins of these works.


I. HOMER AND THE HOMERIDAI

IV. BYZANTINE HOMEROLOGY

II. HOMER AND THE GREEKS

V. SCIENTIFIC HOMEROLOGY

III. THE LIBRARY AT ALEXANDRIA

VI. MODERN HOMEROLOGY



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