Odyssea
Odyssea est carmen epicum Graece saeculo octavo seu VII a.C.n. compositum et Homero adscriptum. Odyssea, historiam Iliadis post intervallum continuans, de itinere Ulixis post Bellum Troianum tractat.

Argumentum

Versiones

Livius Andronicus primus Odysseam Latine versu Saturnio vertit, cuius versionis fragmenta habemus. Horatius in Arte poëtica (141—142) tres primos versus duobus reddit. De versione Odysseae Attii Labeonis, quam Persius (I 4) memorat, nihil servatur (dimidia pars versus Iliadis nota est). Aevum Medium Homerum nesciebat. Leontius Pilatus a Petrarca inspiratus Odysseam totam oratione soluta vertit, sed versio illius minime laudatur.  Odysseam etiam oratione soluta cum primis tantum versibus hexametricis vertit (edita est versio cum versione Iliadis Laurentii Vallae, Brixiae 1474). Versio Francisci Aretini, anni 1462 facta, solum 1507 Argentorati sine nomine eius, sed Georgio Maxillo attributa, edita est.  et Henricus Stephanus Odysseam cum versione Latina prosaica ediderunt. Simon Lemnius totam Odysseam hexametris Latinis vertit.

Notae

Editiones et versiones aliquae 
 1510 : Gregorius Maxillus, ed., Homeri poetarum clarissimi Odyssea de erroribvs Ulyxis. Argentoraci: ex officina Ioannis Schotti  (textus apud e-Rara)
 1799 : Samuel Clarke, ed., Odyssea. 2 voll. Edinburgi, etc., 1799  (vol. 1; vol. 2)
 1827 : Ricardus Porson, ed., Homeri Odyssea cum scholiis veteribus; accedunt Batrachomyomachia, Hymni, fragmenta. 2 voll. Oxonii, 1827  (vol. 1; vol. 2)
 1855 : Gulielmus Dindorfius, ed., Homeri Odyssea. Oxonii: e typographeo academico, 1855  (textus apud archive.org)
 1856 : Gulielmus Dindorfius, ed., Homeri Odyssea. Lipsiae: Teubner, 1856. 4a ed.  (textus apud archive.org)
 1890 : J. van Leeuwen, M. B. Mendes da Costa, edd., Homeri Odysseae carmina cum apparatu critico. Lugduni Batavorum: Sijthoff, 1890  (textus apud archive.org)

Bibliographia
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Scripta saeculo 7 a.C.n.