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Iliada, Homer
Iliada, HomerAGEAC Geofilosof鱈a
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Iliada, de Homer.
[...]mprejurarea pe care o semnalm explic pentru ce 樽n cele mai vechi monumente ale literaturii greceti, care sunt poemele epice Iliada i Odysseia, amintirea unor evenimente petrecute 樽n mileniul al II-lea sau detalii 樽n legtur cu modul de trai al unor popula釘ii anterioare venirii dorienilor struie cu o vivacitate neobinuit. Mult vreme aceast particularitate a fost socotit ca o dovad a ne樽ntrecutei fantezii a poetului sau a poe釘ilor crora li se atribuia paternitatea celor dou opere de art. Astzi, dup
aproape un veac de explorare arheologic a bazinului egeean; dup lumina proiectat asupra principalelor episoade ale epopeei de descoperirile din Troia i Mycene, din Creta i Pylos, 樽ndoial nu poate fi asupra faptului c alturi de peripe釘ii create de imagina釘ia unui artist excep釘ional; alturi de trsturi 樽mprumuta te propriei vremi a poetului, sensibil posterioar evenimentelor c但ntate 樽n Iliada i Odysseia dinuie ecouri ale vie釘ii desfurate
樽n bazinul egeean 樽n epoca de 樽nflorire a civiliza釘iei myceniene.
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C但nt, zei釘, m但nia ce-aprinse pe-Ahil Peleianul,
Patima crud ce-Aheilor mii de amaruri aduse;
Suflete multe viteze trimise pe lumea cealalt,
Trupul fc但ndu-le hran la c但ni i la feluri de psri
i 樽mplinit fu voia lui Zeus, de c但nd Agamemnon,
Craiul nscut din Atreu, i dumnezeiescul Ahile
S-au dezbinat dup cearta ce fuse-ntre d但nii iscat.
Care fu zeul ce-i puse pe ei s s-apuce de sfad?
Fiul lui Zeus i-al Letei, Apolon. n ciuda-i pe craiul,
Molim grea rsp但ndise i oastea-i pornise s piar,
Pentru c-Atrid cutezase pe preotul Hrises s-nfrunte,
C但nd cuviosul veni la corbii, 樽n tabr-ahee,
Ca s-i rscumpere fata cu-o mare mul釘ime de daruri.
C但rja de aur 釘in但nd cu podoabe de sfinte cordele,
Daru-nchinat lui Apolon, de-Ahei se ruga deopotriv,
Dar mai cu seam de-Atrizi, cele dou mai mari cpetenii:
Voi, cpetenii Atrizi i Ahei cu frumoase pulpare,
Fie ca zeii-ntrona釘i 樽n Olimp la rzboi s v-ajute
Troia uor s lua釘i i cu bine s-ajunge釘i acas!
Ci-napoia釘i-mi copila robit, primind aste daruri,
Dac v teme釘i de fiul lui Zeus, de-arcaul Apolon.
Asta vorbi, i cu to釘ii strigau, 樽nvoindu-se-Aheii
S-aib ruine de preot, primindu-i m但ndre釘ea de daruri.
Nu i-a plcut lui Atrid Agamemnon 樽ndemnul acesta,
i l-a respins fr mil pe preot cu aspr porunc:
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