iliad (book)

literal strings: iLiad, iliad, Iliad

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• iliad is a book     
• homer wrote the book iliad (book)     
• homer contributed to the creative work iliad (book)     

categories

• book(100.0%)
• SEAL @305 (69.7%) on 19-jun-2011 [ 1 ] using iliad
• MBL @305 (100.0%) on 19-jun-2011 [ Promotion of book:iliad bookwriter male:homer ]

relations

• bookwriter
• homer (personeurope) (100.0%)
• SEAL @163 (93.8%) on 13-nov-2010 [ 1 2 3 4 ] using (iliad, homer)
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 wrote the famous arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 published his arg1" "arg2 immortalized in his arg1" "arg2 Selected readings from arg1" "arg2 quote is from arg1" "arg2 of Book DD of arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 and the authorship of arg1" "arg2 used the same word in arg1" "arg2 wrote a book called arg1" "arg2 really write arg1" "arg2 first recited arg1" "arg2 taught it in arg1" "arg2 tells us in his arg1" "arg2 and the historical context of arg1" "arg2 had not written arg1" "arg2 great epic arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 refers to them in arg1" "arg2 tells in his arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 epic poem arg1" "arg2 mentioned him in arg1" "arg2 in his epic poem arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 composed his arg1" "arg2 wrote his arg1" "arg2 would not have written arg1" "arg2 portrays her in arg1" "arg2 is said to have composed arg1" ] using (iliad, homer)
• creativeworkcontributedtobyagent
• homer (person) (99.8%)
• SEAL @182 (75.0%) on 04-jan-2011 [ 1 2 ] using (homer, iliad)
• CPL @1103 (99.2%) on 06-mar-2018 [ "arg1 wrote about in arg2" "arg1 really write arg2" "arg1 first recited arg2" "arg1 refers to them in arg2" "arg1 speaks of this in arg2" "arg1 in his epic poem arg2" "arg1 mentions them in arg2" ] using (homer, iliad)

NELL has only weak evidence for items listed in grey

• bookwriter
• greek_poet_homer
• CPL @1097 (75.0%) on 19-jan-2018 [ "arg1 and The Odyssey by arg2" "arg1 and the Odyssey of arg2" ] using (iliad, greek_poet_homer)
• creativeworkcontributedtobyagent
• roland_corporation
• CPL @1103 (75.0%) on 06-mar-2018 [ "arg2 and the Song of arg1" "arg2 and The Song of arg1" ] using (roland, iliad)
• bookwriter
• greeks (emotion)
• CPL @1113 (50.0%) on 03-aug-2018 [ "arg1 and the Odyssey of arg2" ] using (iliad, greeks)
• greeks (ethnicgroup)
• CPL @1113 (50.0%) on 03-aug-2018 [ "arg1 and the Odyssey of arg2" ] using (iliad, greeks)
• homer (female)
• SEAL @163 (93.8%) on 13-nov-2010 [ 1 2 3 4 ] using (iliad, homer)
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 wrote the famous arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 published his arg1" "arg2 immortalized in his arg1" "arg2 Selected readings from arg1" "arg2 quote is from arg1" "arg2 of Book DD of arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 and the authorship of arg1" "arg2 used the same word in arg1" "arg2 wrote a book called arg1" "arg2 really write arg1" "arg2 first recited arg1" "arg2 taught it in arg1" "arg2 tells us in his arg1" "arg2 and the historical context of arg1" "arg2 had not written arg1" "arg2 great epic arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 refers to them in arg1" "arg2 tells in his arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 epic poem arg1" "arg2 mentioned him in arg1" "arg2 in his epic poem arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 composed his arg1" "arg2 wrote his arg1" "arg2 would not have written arg1" "arg2 portrays her in arg1" "arg2 is said to have composed arg1" ] using (iliad, homer)
• homer (island)
• SEAL @163 (93.8%) on 13-nov-2010 [ 1 2 3 4 ] using (iliad, homer)
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 wrote the famous arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 published his arg1" "arg2 immortalized in his arg1" "arg2 Selected readings from arg1" "arg2 quote is from arg1" "arg2 of Book DD of arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 and the authorship of arg1" "arg2 used the same word in arg1" "arg2 wrote a book called arg1" "arg2 really write arg1" "arg2 first recited arg1" "arg2 taught it in arg1" "arg2 tells us in his arg1" "arg2 and the historical context of arg1" "arg2 had not written arg1" "arg2 great epic arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 refers to them in arg1" "arg2 tells in his arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 epic poem arg1" "arg2 mentioned him in arg1" "arg2 in his epic poem arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 composed his arg1" "arg2 wrote his arg1" "arg2 would not have written arg1" "arg2 portrays her in arg1" "arg2 is said to have composed arg1" ] using (iliad, homer)
• homer (person)
• SEAL @163 (93.8%) on 13-nov-2010 [ 1 2 3 4 ] using (iliad, homer)
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 wrote the famous arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 published his arg1" "arg2 immortalized in his arg1" "arg2 Selected readings from arg1" "arg2 quote is from arg1" "arg2 of Book DD of arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 and the authorship of arg1" "arg2 used the same word in arg1" "arg2 wrote a book called arg1" "arg2 really write arg1" "arg2 first recited arg1" "arg2 taught it in arg1" "arg2 tells us in his arg1" "arg2 and the historical context of arg1" "arg2 had not written arg1" "arg2 great epic arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 refers to them in arg1" "arg2 tells in his arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 epic poem arg1" "arg2 mentioned him in arg1" "arg2 in his epic poem arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 composed his arg1" "arg2 wrote his arg1" "arg2 would not have written arg1" "arg2 portrays her in arg1" "arg2 is said to have composed arg1" ] using (iliad, homer)
• homer (personmexico)
• SEAL @163 (93.8%) on 13-nov-2010 [ 1 2 3 4 ] using (iliad, homer)
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 wrote the famous arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 published his arg1" "arg2 immortalized in his arg1" "arg2 Selected readings from arg1" "arg2 quote is from arg1" "arg2 of Book DD of arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 and the authorship of arg1" "arg2 used the same word in arg1" "arg2 wrote a book called arg1" "arg2 really write arg1" "arg2 first recited arg1" "arg2 taught it in arg1" "arg2 tells us in his arg1" "arg2 and the historical context of arg1" "arg2 had not written arg1" "arg2 great epic arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 refers to them in arg1" "arg2 tells in his arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 epic poem arg1" "arg2 mentioned him in arg1" "arg2 in his epic poem arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 composed his arg1" "arg2 wrote his arg1" "arg2 would not have written arg1" "arg2 portrays her in arg1" "arg2 is said to have composed arg1" ] using (iliad, homer)
• homer (visualartist)
• SEAL @163 (93.8%) on 13-nov-2010 [ 1 2 3 4 ] using (iliad, homer)
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 wrote the famous arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 published his arg1" "arg2 immortalized in his arg1" "arg2 Selected readings from arg1" "arg2 quote is from arg1" "arg2 of Book DD of arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 and the authorship of arg1" "arg2 used the same word in arg1" "arg2 wrote a book called arg1" "arg2 really write arg1" "arg2 first recited arg1" "arg2 taught it in arg1" "arg2 tells us in his arg1" "arg2 and the historical context of arg1" "arg2 had not written arg1" "arg2 great epic arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 refers to them in arg1" "arg2 tells in his arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 epic poem arg1" "arg2 mentioned him in arg1" "arg2 in his epic poem arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 composed his arg1" "arg2 wrote his arg1" "arg2 would not have written arg1" "arg2 portrays her in arg1" "arg2 is said to have composed arg1" ] using (iliad, homer)
• homer (visualartmovement)
• SEAL @163 (93.8%) on 13-nov-2010 [ 1 2 3 4 ] using (iliad, homer)
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 wrote the famous arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 published his arg1" "arg2 immortalized in his arg1" "arg2 Selected readings from arg1" "arg2 quote is from arg1" "arg2 of Book DD of arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 and the authorship of arg1" "arg2 used the same word in arg1" "arg2 wrote a book called arg1" "arg2 really write arg1" "arg2 first recited arg1" "arg2 taught it in arg1" "arg2 tells us in his arg1" "arg2 and the historical context of arg1" "arg2 had not written arg1" "arg2 great epic arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 refers to them in arg1" "arg2 tells in his arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 epic poem arg1" "arg2 mentioned him in arg1" "arg2 in his epic poem arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 composed his arg1" "arg2 wrote his arg1" "arg2 would not have written arg1" "arg2 portrays her in arg1" "arg2 is said to have composed arg1" ] using (iliad, homer)
• createdbyagent
• homer (person)
• SEAL @379 (87.5%) on 08-aug-2011 [ 1 2 3 ] using (homer, iliad)