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"James A. Andrews" schreef:

> I write on behalf of an alumnus of our dept. here at Ohio University
> concerning recordings of Homer in Greek.  I know Stephen Daitz produced a
> set of introductory cassette tapes assisting students with spoken Greek,
> and that that contained a few passages from poetry.  And I imagine that the
> record that accompanied W.B. Stanford's Sound of Greek must have included
> something from Homer.  Does anyone know of other recordings of Homeric
> Greek?

I have an old 33 rpm record from the series Stimme der alten Welt (Artemis
Verlag, Zürich/Stuttgart), which contains parts of the Odyssea from the 1st and
5th book read by Wolfgang Schadewaldt in Greek (with a rather heavy German
accent) and in German. The date of the recording is 1958, the number is 008
080.



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