iliyad
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a tja kineljang tua segeris (Greece) a senay a nakemasicuyan mavan aicu a "iliyad (a tja siaya a /ˈɪliəd/;[1] kinavecikan a kai a segris a nasemicuayan: Ἰλιάς; sivecivecik a ruma ta: Iliás)." pakavecik ti humer (Homer) taicu a sinansenayan a pasusangas ta 2700 a cavilj. namasan sangasangasan a vinecikan tua senay nua i iyurupu (Europe). a tja kineljang tu izua "audesi (Odyssey)" a masanitalj a nasemicuayan a sinansenay ni humer. patjara aicu a "audesi" a sitjaucikel tua cinalivatan ni audisius (Odysseus) nu pasuvililj tua tjaucikel a "iliyad."[2] a itua situcuan a sinansenay a "iliyad" izua 15,693 a takalan a pinakavecik ta matjadrusapuluq sa sepatj a sinansunatj. aza sivecivecik ni humer a kaian a segris, aza tja kineljang taicu a kinakaian a iyunik gerik (Ionic Greek) katua zumanga a kinakaian.
- ↑ "Iliad". Random House Webster's Unabridged Dictionary.
- ↑ Vidal-Naquet, Pierre. Le monde d'Homère (The World of Homer), Perrin (2000), p. 19