Literature in Classical Greece
Homer: Ilias, seu potius omnia eius quae extant opera (graece & latine). Studio & cura Ob. Giphanii
Edition of Obertus (Hubert) Griphanius
Publisher: Th. Rihel, Straßburg (1572?)
As in all civilizations, literature has been a form of written - in some cases even just oral - creative presentation or interpretation of life, customs, ethics, emotions, beliefs, religion, dreams and fantasies, which is characterized by excellence of style and expression.
Ancient Greek Literature is divided into time periods and was transformed according to the circumstances and influences of each period.
- Greek Archive for Literature and History
- Hathi Trust Digital Collection - Ancient Greek Literature
- THESAURUS LINGUAE GRAECAE = A Digital Library of Greek Literature
- Library of Ancient Texts Online
- Theoi Classical E-Texts Library
- The Chicago Homer
- The Internet Classics Archive
- Aristotle University of Thessaloniki - Archive of Modern Greek Literature
- Kosmopolis