ADD TO MY LIBRARY Hope, Thomas. Anastasius : or Memoirs of a Greek, written at the close of the eighteenth century. Paris: Baudry’s Foreign Library, 1831.
ADD TO MY LIBRARY Hope, Thomas. Anastasius : or Memoirs of a Greek, written at the close of the eighteenth century. Paris: Baudry’s Foreign Library, 1831.
ADD TO MY LIBRARY Byron, George Gordon, Lord. Eastern tales : comprising The corsair, Lara, the giaour, the bride of Abydos, and the siege of Corinth : With the author's original introductions and notes. London: David Bogue, [1859;].
ADD TO MY LIBRARY Byron, George Gordon. The Works of Lord Byron complete in one volume. Francfort: Printed by and for H. L. Broenner, 1829.
ADD TO MY LIBRARY John Flaxman’s Umrisse zu Homer’s Ilias und Odysee: Gestochen von E. Riepenhausen: Mit erläuterndem Texte.
ADD TO MY LIBRARY Ulysse-Homère, ou Du véritable Auteur de l’Iliade et de l’Odyssée : Par Constantin Koliades, professeur dans l’Université Ionienne.
ADD TO MY LIBRARY A Vindication of Homer and of the ancient Poets and Historians, who have recorded the Siege and Fall of Troy : In Answer to two late Publicatons of Mr. Bryant.
ADD TO MY LIBRARY The Plain of Troy Described : and the identity of the Ilium of Homer with the New Ilium of Strabo proved, by comparing the Poet’s narrative with the present topography.
![Flaxman, John. John Flaxman’s Umrisse zu Homer’s Ilias und Odysee : Gestochen von E. Riepenhausen : Mit erläuterndem Texte. Berlin: [Gustav Schaele for] Th. Chr. Fr. Enslin and Adolph Enslin [after 1852]. image](/sites/default/files/styles/collections_vertical/public/collection_item/image/PER-0906_02_0001.jpg?itok=X7_28N3f)
![[Le Chevalier, Jean Baptiste.] Ulysse-Homère : ou Du véritable Auteur de l’Iliade et de l’Odyssée: Par Constantin Koliades, professeur dans l’Université Ionienne. Paris: [Crapelet for] de Bure Frères, M.D.CCC.XXIX. [=1829] image](/sites/default/files/styles/collections_vertical/public/collection_item/image/PER-1094_02_0001.jpg?itok=xKEyiDJE)
![Maclaren, Charles. The Plain of Troy Described : and the identity of the Ilium of Homer with the New Ilium of Strabo proved, by comparing the Poet’s narrative with the present topography. Edinburgh: Adam and Charles Black, MDCCCLXIII. [=1863] image](/sites/default/files/styles/collections_vertical/public/collection_item/image/PER-0477_02_0001.jpg?itok=Fe-rx1UO)