homérica
Homérica, or Homeric, is the term used in classical studies to describe the body of epic poetry associated with Homer and the broader tradition known as Homeric epic. In a narrow sense, it denotes the Iliad and the Odyssey, two epic poems traditionally attributed to Homer and foundational texts of ancient Greek literature. In a broader sense, it encompasses the entire Homeric epic tradition, including linguistic and formal features of Homeric Greek.
Homeric Greek is a composite dialect drawing on Ionic and Doric elements, and the poetry is composed
Authorship and dating of the Homeric epics—the Homeric Question—remain topics of scholarly debate. Most scholars place