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Excerpt from The Pattern of the IliadThe Homeric Question wanes and waxes. Homer's poetry remains. If the coming generation is to have its chance of realizing how delightful an inheritance the ancient world has left us, it must be nourished not on controversy about Homer, but on Homer. Shake speare himself was made a stranger, and an unpleasing stranger, to the present writer's schoolboy generation by the conscientious effort of the teachers t...

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Excerpt from The Pattern of the Iliad He wrought on it the Earth and the Sky and the Sea, the never-weary Sun and the full Moon, and all the signs with which the sky is crowned, the Pleiads and Hyads and the Strength of Orion and the she-bear, which they also call the Wain turning round in her own place, but always watching Orion, she alone of all the constellations may not dip into the baths of Ocean. He made on it two Cities of mortal men,...