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A Companion to the Iliad, for English Readers
The Companion to the Iliad has been written in the belief
that if the classics are thus taught, with their interest as an
essential part of the history of the human mind for a broad
base, and translation as a means of bringing them before a
great public lying beyond the present range of university
education, they can never lose their privilege of intellectual
rank. The book is an experiment—in some respects, I
think, a novel experiment.
that if the classics are thus taught, with their interest as an
essential part of the history of the human mind for a broad
base, and translation as a means of bringing them before a
great public lying beyond the present range of university
education, they can never lose their privilege of intellectual
rank. The book is an experiment—in some respects, I
think, a novel experiment.
434 pages, Hardcover
Published January 1, 1892
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