Penn professor Emily Wilson reads from her translation of Homer’s “The Iliad”

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Homer's Epic Hidden in Ancient Wrappings

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Hector's Heartfelt Words to His Wife in Book 6 of The Iliad

Emily Wilson Reads The Iliad in Homeric Greek

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