The term 'Homeric Work' refers to the works of the ancient Greek poet Homer, which include the EPIC poem 'ILIAD', the EPIC poem 'ODYSSEY', and the poetic form known as 'epos'. The ILIAD is an ancient Greek EPIC poem set during the Trojan War, while the ODYSSEY is an EPIC poem about the journey of the Greek hero Odysseus. Epos is a poetic form used by Homer in his works, and is characterized by its use of repetition and formulaic language.