Homeric Hymns

This edition presents the renowned "Homeric Hymns," a collection of anonymous ancient Greek hymns celebrating various gods and goddesses. Attributed traditionally to Homer, though likely composed over a significant period by multiple authors, these hymns offer invaluable insights into the religious beliefs, practices, and artistic expression of ancient Greece.

John Edgar's rendition brings these classical works to a modern audience, maintaining the poetic beauty and historical significance of the originals. Explore the rich tapestry of Greek mythology and the profound reverence for the divine expressed through these timeless verses. A valuable resource for students of classics, mythology enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the literary heritage of ancient Greece.

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