Die Realien in der Iliade und Odyssee, by Johannes Baptista Friedreich, is a detailed examination of material culture as represented in Homer's epic poems. This second, augmented edition, originally published in 1856, provides a comprehensive overview of objects, customs, and societal structures depicted in the "Iliad" and the "Odyssey".
Friedreich's work serves as an invaluable resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in understanding the tangible aspects of ancient Greek life through the lens of its most enduring literary works. It explores various facets of daily life, from weaponry and clothing to religious practices and social hierarchies, offering insights into the world that Homer portrayed. This edition preserves the meticulous scholarship of the original, making it an essential addition to collections focusing on classical literature, history, and archaeology.
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