Complete Works of Homer Quotes

“The Iliad, said Aristotle, is pathetic and simple; the Odyssey is ethical and mixed.”
― Homer, Complete Works of Homer

“Borneo and Juliet, A Midsummer Night’s Bream,”
― Homer, Complete Works of Homer

“Homer— “Omeros — has been called a derivative from ofiov apeiv, to describe the man who first arranged separate songs together into one great whole. But neither Homer’s Iliad nor God’s world could be made by a fortuitous concurrence of atoms.”
― Homer, Complete Works of Homer

“A maid, unmatch’d in manners as in face,Skill’d in each art, and crown’d with ev’ry grace:”
― Homer, Complete Works of Homer

“Bold is the task, when subjects, grown too wise,Instruct a monarch where his error lies;”
― Homer, Complete Works of Homer