Further right of the bell curve than you just to win the silly semantics game you’re playing: if you’re calling it “The Illiad” and not “Ἰλιάς” you are defacto referring to the book titled “The Illiad” which is the English translation which indeed had a much more recent publication date than the original work.
Left end of the bell curve: wow signed first edition of the Illiad is so rare
Middle of the bell curve: haha she’s stupid because Homer is from ancient Greece
Right end of the bell curve: wow signed first edition of the Illiad is so rare
(The Illiad as a modern translated work can have multiple editions from an author)
Actual Right End: that’s not what you’d refer to as a first edition of The Illiad, unless you’re an idiot
I can get you a signed edition of the Bible right now as long as you don’t care which company printed it or who signs it
Which Pope?
Alexander Pope.
Original Author
Do not steal
buy bible, sign out myself, eBay, profit
Or which edition it is.
op said first edition, not signed
Ok, pick a scroll any scroll
They just a word
I can do a first edition of the Bible. No guarantees on which edition though.
Further right of the bell curve than you just to win the silly semantics game you’re playing: if you’re calling it “The Illiad” and not “Ἰλιάς” you are defacto referring to the book titled “The Illiad” which is the English translation which indeed had a much more recent publication date than the original work.
You say, as you spell ‘The Illiad’ in English, the earliest instance of which was translated in the 1600s.
Nice self report
Actual bell curve: a eugenics source book also the basis for Idiocracy so you decide I guess.
She obviously meant the first edition Penguin classics paperback.