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Homer and Classical Philology

Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche

『Homer and Classical Philology』is a free short e-book of Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche available on Project Gutenberg. It has 6,092 words and may take about 30min to read.

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[Transcriber's Note: This lecture was taken from Volume III of _The Complete Works of Friedrich Nietzsche_, Dr. Oscar Levy, Ed., J. M. Kennedy, Translator, 1910] HOMER AND CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY.

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Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche

(1844 - 1900)

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