HOMER’S ILIAD

AND ODYSSEY WITH EXPOSITION. original Greek: "meta tēs exēgēsios"

THE ILIAD AND ODYSSEY OF HOMER

WITH INTERPRETATION.

The multifaceted reading of these same works.

Annotation of the variant readings in both works.

A woodcut printer's mark depicts a three-headed male bust, likely a triple-formed Hermes or Mercury, set upon a classical column. The figure carries a caduceus—a winged staff entwined with serpents—in his left hand. The column is ornate, decorated with suspended floral garlands and a central lion's head mask. The entire pedestal rests on a small plot of grassy ground.

BASEL, AT THE PRESS OF JOHANN HERWAGEN,

IN THE YEAR 1535.