'On Translating Homer' is written by________________?
Correct answer: A. Mathew Arnold
- A. Mathew Arnold
- B. Walter Pater
- C. T. S. ELiot
- D. William Hazlit
Explanation
On Translating Homer is Matthew Arnold’s series of lectures and essays on Homeric translation and the qualities of Homer’s style. The spelling “Mathew” in the option is incorrect, but it clearly refers to Matthew Arnold.
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