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Homer's Iliad Barbara R Kraft The author goes on toThe Iliad presents superhuman heroes and superhuman rage, brutal death, unbounded sorrow, the craving for revenge, the shortness of life, the glory quest, and, ultimately, reconciliation and forgiveness. As human nature is unchanging, the Iliads themes concern us as much today as they did Homers audiences 2,700 years ago. Not for nothing did Ezra Pound observe that a civilization was founded on Homer. The Iliad is always relevant, even as it is