# Homeric Greek, A Book for Beginners, Lesson 01
# by Clyde Pharr, D.C. Heath & Co, 1920
# Version 1.0  
# Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
μῆνις : wrath, fury, madness, rage
ἀείδω : sing (of), hymn 
θεά : goddess 
Πηληιάδης : son of Peleus (Achilles)
Ἀχιλλεύς : Achilles 
οὐλόμενος : accursed, destructive 
ὅς : who, which, what 
μυρίοι : countless, innumerable
Ἀχαιός : Achaean (Greek)
ἄλγος : grief, pain, woe, trouble
τίθημι : put, place, cause
πολλός : much, many, numerous 
δέ : but, and, for, so
ἴφθιμος : valiant, mighty 
ψυχή : soul, spirit, breath, life 
Ἄις : Hades (god of the lower world)
προϊάπτω : hurl forward, send forth 
ἥρως : hero, mighty warrior, protector, savior 
αὐτός : self, same 
ἑλώριον : booty, prey, spoils
τεύχω : make, fashion, cause
κύων : dog
οἰωνός : bird (of prey), vulture, omen
τέ : and, also
δαίς : portion, feast, banquet 
Ζεύς : Zeus (father and king of gods and men)
τελείω : accomplish, fulfill
βουλή : will, wish, plan, purpose, counsel, council
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