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⚠The page contains extremely faint ghost text, likely offset from the facing title page or severe bleed-through from the reverse. The text is largely illegible.
HOMER’S ILIAD
original: "ΟΜΗΡΟΥ ΙΛΙΑΣ"
HOMER’S ILIAD AND ODYSSEY
original: "HOMERI ILIAS ET ODYSSEA"
IN THE TRANSLATION OF
original: "IN INTERPRETATIONE" — This phrase usually precedes the name of the scholar who translated the Greek text into Latin for early modern readers.
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There is a faint "ghost image" or offset in the center of the page. This is a printer's device—a trademark used by early publishing houses. It appears to depict a human figure standing next to a tree, a common motif for several famous Renaissance printers, most notably the Estienne (Stephanus) family.
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