Homer Iliad in Greek

A reconstruction in the late pre-Eucleidean Attic alphabet, rendered from Eulogikon's canonical Homeric text. It is a reception-axis edition: how the poem would look in the old Attic script before the official adoption of the Ionic letters in 403/402 BC. The long-vowel letters are not used (η is written Ε, ω is written Ο), rough breathing on an initial vowel is written as heta Η, iota subscript is restored as adscript Ι, and the text is set in majuscule scriptio continua with the same high-confidence proclitic nasal assimilation as the other Homeric majuscule editions. It does not restore digamma and does not collapse ΕΙ/ΟΥ as an Ionic phonological reconstruction; it is an Attic letter-form rendering of the canonical edition, not a separate documentary text. Standard edition →