The Iliad in Latin

[Jann]

Hello;
I am a used bookstore owner in Pennsylvania. I have a customer who is looking for a copy of the Iliad in Latin. I found your site and discovered that you spoke of the value in reading it. Do you know where I can find a copy of the book in Latin? I have not been able to find any on my many traditional websites. Thanks for the help.
Jann

[jeremiah213]

Jann,

I'll work some of my resources and see what I can dig up.

glen moore

[jeremiah213]

Jann,

I found this portion of the Illiad, there's no way it's the whole thing, but it's a good chunk of it. I'm still looking, and have feelers out looking for it.

http://www.thelatinlibrary.com/ilias.html

Glen Moore

[kfiltranti]

I am also looking for a copy of the Iliad in Latin, anything you find would be greatly appreciated, thank you

[jeremiah213]

Alas Friends,

After working my resource, I have found that nobody has ever heard of such a thing, and worse, nobody can even think of a reason to do this. And since there would be very little market for it likely does not exist.

Mr. Moore

[mythopoeic]

Here's book six of the Odyssey in Latin. I'll try to get the rest.

http://librivox.org/versio-latina-homeri-odyssea-liber-vi-by-homer/

[mythopoeic]

http://books.google.com/books?id=fYw6AAAAcAAJ&dq=Andreas%20Divus&pg=PT3#v=onepage&q&f=false


The actual text begins on page 50 of the pdf ("[I]RAM cane Dea Pelidae Achillis")