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Expert Profile: Tom Horne

Expertise: I`m well versed in classical literature, from Greek mythology up to the Pre-Renaissance, including Homer, Dante, Bocaccio, Virgil. I`m currently a writer who incorporates many classical references in my work, so I constantly keep myself involved, and I`d be happy to help anyone in need of some help, a reference, etc.

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thank you for the time you took to respond to my question, your clarifacation of political views and the role that religion played in dante's time rea
(James on 05/21/08)

Thank you so much! I really appreciate your info and willingness to help!
(Denise on 01/19/08)

Great! Thanks for the help!
(Ben on 01/19/08)

Thank you very much. I'm already basically familiar with the Bible, but it would probably help to read through it again to pick up some elements of th
(Glenn on 12/31/07)

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Recent Answers from Tom Horne

2008-09-03 Searching for a Work: Dear Kerry. First of all, good luck with your book or project or whatever you are writing. It seems quite interesting to me. In the scenario yyou described, I cannot think of anything that specific...

2008-08-10 Dante and Chaucer: Dear Lisa, I think the most obvious comparison you can make is that both author's wrote about major journeys. Chaucer's Cant. Tales was about a group of people occupying their time when they traveled...

2008-06-02 The Rime of the Ancient Mariner: Hi, John. Rime is just an ancient spelling/alteration of rhyme. In this case, it is used as "poem." You might say the Rimes of William Shakespeare as synonymous with the Poems of William Shakespeare...

2008-06-01 Penelope-Odyssey: Hello, Leanna. We cannot be sure of her exact age, since it's not given. But we do know some things to put some clues together. Odysseus has been gone 20 years (ten in the Trojan War and ten in the...

2008-05-06 Chapter 24 Iliad: Well, that is true an interesting. I see Priam as a wise old man doing what he needs to do to get his favorite son back. Priam doesn't care too much about Paris (now that guyis TRULY a pansy!), but Priam...