Epic poem · 1611

The Iliad

The Iliads of Homer, translated by George Chapman

by Homer

Translated by George Chapman (1611)

George Chapman’s Iliad, the first complete English translation of the poem from the Greek, whose rolling fourteeners Keats praised in his sonnet “On First Looking into Chapman’s Homer.”

Contents · 24 parts

• Book Iabout 620 lines
• Book IIabout 800 lines
• Book IIIabout 500 lines
• Book IVabout 600 lines
• Book Vabout 920 lines
• Book VIabout 580 lines
• Book VIIabout 420 lines
• Book VIIIabout 510 lines
• Book IXabout 680 lines
• Book Xabout 500 lines
• Book XIabout 790 lines
• Book XIIabout 480 lines
• Book XIIIabout 780 lines
• Book XIVabout 460 lines
• Book XVabout 710 lines
• Book XVIabout 820 lines
• Book XVIIabout 680 lines
• Book XVIIIabout 570 lines
• Book XIXabout 420 lines
• Book XXabout 460 lines
• Book XXIabout 570 lines
• Book XXIIabout 470 lines
• Book XXIIIabout 800 lines
• Book XXIVabout 730 lines

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