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Book 1 of Homer's Iliad, read in ancient Greek

In the translation for this video, I have attempted to follow the order of ideas, rhythm, and emphasis of the Greek, or what I might call its Greekness, as closely as the English idiom will bear. It was made originally in prose, and may be found at the link below; by means, however, of the line-breaks in the video, which bear a resemblance to free verse, I hope that it may serve (as it were) as a speaking version of a Loeb Classical Library book. These line-breaks have been made to correspond roughly with the phraseology of the Greek, as reflected by my impulses of breath when speaking, so that even a perceptive person who knows no Greek, may be able to infer at times which parts of the original correspond to the respective parts of the translation. https://thomaswhichello.com/a-transla... Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 06:08 Chryses prays to Apollo, line 33 10:18 Achilles calls an assembly, line 53 12:51 The first speech of Calchas, line 68 15:44 Achilles answers Calchas, line 84 17:06 The second speech of Calchas, line 92 18:51 The first speech of Agamemnon, line 101 22:15 Achilles answers Agamemnon, line 121 23:47 Agamemnon demands a prize in compensation, line 130 27:03 Achilles states his intention to go home, line 148 30:50 Agamemnon says that he will take Briseis, line 172 33:29 Athena comes down from heaven, line 188 36:36 The speech of Athena to Achilles, line 206 37:59 Achilles obeys Athena, line 215 39:30 Achilles swears by his sceptre, line 223 43:16 The speech of Nestor, line 245 49:48 Agamemnon answers Nestor, line 285 50:52 Achilles threatens Agamemnon with death, line 292 52:50 The assembly is broken up, line 304 55:16 Agamemnon sends heralds to Achilles, line 318 59:53 Achilles gives up Briseis and prays to Thetis, line 345 01:03:20 The long speech of Achilles to Thetis, line 364 01:11:33 Thetis promises to take his case to Zeus, line 413 01:14:18 Odysseus arrives at Chryse and returns Chryseis, line 428 01:19:33 The men sacrifice and feast, line 457 01:22:58 They return to to the camp, line 475 01:26:14 Thetis entreats Zeus, line 493 01:30:40 Zeus's promise to Thetis, line 517 01:33:20 Zeus and Thetis part; the conflict between Zeus and Hera, line 531 01:39:39 The speech of Hephaestus, line 568 01:44:10 Hera is brought over and peace is restored, line 595