Lexicon Homericum : Seu Index Copiosissimus Vocabulorum Plerumque Omnium Formularumque Dicendi Complurium Quae In Tota Homeri Iliade Occurrunt Adiecta Subinde Interpretatione Germanica In Usum Tironum Accommodatus (Paperback)

Lexicon Homericum, by Johann George Berndt, is a comprehensive index of words and phrases found in Homer's Iliad. Designed primarily for students, this lexicon includes German translations to aid in understanding the nuances of the ancient Greek text. This volume serves as an invaluable resource for anyone studying Homeric Greek, providing detailed explanations and facilitating a deeper engagement with one of the foundational works of Western literature. A classic reference work for scholars and enthusiasts alike.

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