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The points in question are:

문제가 되는 요점들은 다음과 같다:

(1) that the "Odyssey" was written entirely at, and drawn entirely from, the place now called Trapani on the West Coast of Sicily, alike as regards the Phaeacian and the Ithaca scenes; while the voyages of Ulysses, when once he is within easy reach of Sicily, solve themselves into a periplus of the island, practically from Trapani back to Trapani, via the Lipari islands, the Straits of Messina, and the island of Pantellaria.

(1) 『오디세이』는 파이아키아 장면과 이타카 장면 모두에 관하여, 시칠리아 서해안에 현재 트라파니라고 불리는 장소에서 전적으로 집필되었으며, 그 장소로부터 전적으로 소재를 끌어왔다는 것; 한편 율리시스의 항해는, 그가 일단 시칠리아에 쉽게 닿을 수 있는 거리 안에 들어오면, 리파리 제도, 메시나 해협, 그리고 판텔라리아 섬을 거쳐 트라파니에서 트라파니로 돌아오는 섬의 주항기(periplus)로 자연스럽게 귀결된다는 것이다.

(2) That the poem was entirely written by a very young woman, who lived at the place now called Trapani, and introduced herself into her work under the name of Nausicaa.

(2) 그 시는 현재 트라파니라고 불리는 곳에 살았던 아주 젊은 여성에 의해 전적으로 쓰였으며, 그녀는 나우시카아라는 이름으로 자신을 작품 속에 등장시켰다는 것이다.

The main arguments on which I base the first of these somewhat startling contentions, have been prominently and repeatedly before the English and Italian public ever since they appeared (without rejoinder) in the "Athenaeum" for January 30 and February 20, 1892.

다소 놀라운 이 주장들 중 첫 번째 주장의 근거가 되는 주요 논거들은, 1892년 1월 30일과 2월 20일자 『아테나이움』에 (반론 없이) 게재된 이후로 영국과 이탈리아 대중 앞에 줄곧 두드러지게 그리고 반복적으로 제시되어 왔다.

Both contentions were urged (also without rejoinder) in the Johnian "Eagle" for the Lent and October terms of the same year.

두 주장 모두 같은 해 사순절 학기와 10월 학기의 존이언 『이글』에 (역시 반론 없이) 강력히 제기되었다.

Nothing to which I should reply has reached me from any quarter, and knowing how anxiously I have endeavoured to learn the existence of any flaws in my argument, I begin to feel some confidence that, did such flaws exist, I should have heard, at any rate about some of them, before now.

어떠한 방면으로부터도 내가 답해야 할 만한 것이 내게 전달된 바 없으며, 내 논거의 어떠한 결함이라도 파악하고자 내가 얼마나 간절히 노력해 왔는지를 잘 알기에, 나는 만약 그러한 결함이 존재했다면 지금쯤은 적어도 그 일부에 대해서라도 들었을 것이라는 어느 정도의 확신을 갖기 시작한다.

Vocabulary

문제가
munje-ga — the problem (subject marker attached)
되는
doe-neun — becoming; that becomes or applies
요점들은
yojeom-deul-eun — the key points (topic marker attached)
다음과
da-eum-gwa — with the following; as follows
같다
gat-da — to be the same; to be as follows
장면과
jang-myeon-gwa — scene and; passage and (conjunctive)
장면
jang-myeon — scene; passage; setting in a narrative
모두에
mo-du-e — in both; regarding all of them
관하여
gwan-ha-yeo — concerning; regarding; with respect to
서해안에
seo-hae-an-e — on the west coast (locative marker attached)
현재
hyeon-jae — currently; at the present time
불리는
bul-li-neun — called; known as; named
장소에서
jang-so-e-seo — at the place; from the location
전적으로
jeon-jeok-eu-ro — entirely; wholly; completely
집필되었으며
jip-pil-doe-eoss-eu-myeo — was written and; was composed and
소재를
so-jae-reul — the material; the subject matter (object marker)
끌어왔다는
kkeu-reo-wat-da-neun — drew from; derived material from (quotative)
geot — thing; fact; nominalized concept
한편
han-pyeon — on the other hand; meanwhile
항해는
hang-hae-neun — the voyage; the sea journey (topic marker)
그가
geu-ga — he; that person (subject marker attached)
일단
il-dan — once; for now; first of all
쉽게
swip-ge — easily; without difficulty
닿을
da-eul — to reach; to arrive at (future modifier)
su — ability; possibility (used in ~ㄹ 수 있다)
있는
it-neun — existing; being; present (modifier form)
거리
geo-ri — distance; range; street
안에
an-e — inside; within
들어오면
deu-reo-o-myeon — if one enters; once inside (conditional)
제도
je-do — archipelago; island group
해협
hae-hyeop — strait; narrow sea passage
그리고
geu-ri-go — and; and then; furthermore
섬을
seom-eul — the island (object marker attached)
거쳐
geo-chyeo — passing through; via; by way of
돌아오는
do-ra-o-neun — returning; coming back (modifier form)
섬의
seom-eui — of the island; the island's
자연스럽게
ja-yeon-seu-reop-ge — naturally; in a natural manner
것이다
geo-si-da — it is the case that; the fact is
시는
si-neun — the poem; the verse (topic marker attached)
곳에
got-e — at the place; in the location
살았던
sa-rat-deon — who lived; who used to live (past modifier)
아주
a-ju — very; quite; extremely
젊은
jeol-meun — young; youthful
여성에
yeo-seong-e — by/to a woman (locative/dative marker)
의해
eui-hae — by means of; by (passive agent marker)
쓰였으며
sseu-yeoss-eu-myeo — was written and; was authored and
그녀는
geu-nyeo-neun — she; that woman (topic marker attached)
이름으로
i-reum-eu-ro — under the name of; by the name
자신을
ja-sin-eul — oneself; herself (object marker attached)
작품
jak-pum — work; literary or artistic creation
속에
so-ge — inside; within; in the middle of
등장시켰다는
deung-jang-si-kyeot-da-neun — made appear; inserted as a character (quotative)
다소
da-so — somewhat; rather; to some extent
놀라운
nol-la-un — surprising; astonishing; remarkable
i — this; these (demonstrative determiner)
주장들
ju-jang-deul — claims; arguments; assertions (plural)
jung — among; in the middle of
cheot — first; the very first
번째
beon-jjae — ordinal suffix meaning '-th' (e.g., first)
주장의
ju-jang-eui — of the claim; the argument's
근거가
geun-geo-ga — the basis; the grounds (subject marker)
주요
ju-yo — main; major; principal
논거들은
non-geo-deul-eun — the arguments; the grounds (topic marker, plural)
1월
i-rwol — January; the first month
30일과
sam-sip-il-gwa — the 30th and (conjunctive marker)
2월
i-wol — February; the second month
20일자
i-sip-il-ja — dated the 20th; of the 20th date
반론
bal-lon — objection; counterargument; rebuttal
없이
eop-si — without; lacking; in the absence of
게재된
ge-jae-doen — published; printed; carried in a publication
이후로
i-hu-ro — since then; from that point onward
영국과
yeong-guk-gwa — Britain and; the UK and
이탈리아
i-tal-li-a — Italy, country in southern Europe
대중
dae-jung — the public; the general population
앞에
ap-e — in front of; before; to the audience of
줄곧
jul-got — consistently; all along; throughout
두드러지게
du-deu-reo-ji-ge — prominently; noticeably; conspicuously
반복적으로
ban-bok-jeok-eu-ro — repeatedly; in a repetitive manner
제시되어
je-si-doe-eo — presented; put forward; proposed
왔다
wat-da — has come; has been (continuative perfect)
du — two; both (numeral determiner)
주장
ju-jang — claim; argument; assertion
모두
mo-du — all; both; everyone
같은
ga-teun — the same; identical; similar
hae — year; the sun; that year
학기와
hak-gi-wa — semester and; term and (conjunctive)
10월
si-wol — October; the tenth month
학기의
hak-gi-eui — of the semester; the term's
역시
yeok-si — also; too; likewise; as well
강력히
gang-nyeok-i — strongly; forcefully; vigorously
제기되었다
je-gi-doe-eot-da — was raised; was put forward; was proposed
어떠한
eo-tteo-han — any; whatsoever; of any kind
방면으로부터도
bang-myeon-eu-ro-bu-teo-do — from any quarter; from any direction either
내가
nae-ga — I; me (subject marker attached)
답해야
dap-hae-ya — must answer; should respond (obligation form)
hal — will do; to do (future modifier)
만한
man-han — worth; deserving of; sufficient to
것이
geo-si — thing that; the fact that (subject marker)
내게
nae-ge — to me; for me (dative marker)
전달된
jeon-dal-doen — conveyed; delivered; communicated (past modifier)
ba — the fact that; what; that which
없으며
eop-seu-myeo — there is none and; lacking and (conjunctive)
nae — my; mine (first-person possessive)
논거의
non-geo-eui — of the argument; the reasoning's
결함이라도
gyeol-ham-i-ra-do — even a flaw; any defect whatsoever
파악하고자
pa-ak-ha-go-ja — in order to grasp; wishing to identify
얼마나
eol-ma-na — how much; how greatly; to what extent
간절히
gan-jeol-hi — earnestly; desperately; with deep longing
노력해
no-ryeok-hae — making effort; trying hard (verb stem)
왔는지를
wan-neun-ji-reul — how I have been doing (object marker, indirect)
jal — well; skillfully; properly
알기에
al-gi-e — because I know; knowing well (causal)
나는
na-neun — I; as for me (topic marker attached)
만약
man-yak — if; supposing that; in case
그러한
geu-reo-han — such; that kind of; like that
결함이
gyeol-ham-i — the flaw; the defect (subject marker)
존재했다면
jon-jae-haet-da-myeon — if it had existed; had there been (conditional)
지금쯤은
ji-geum-jjeum-eun — by now; around this time (topic marker)
적어도
jeok-eo-do — at least; at a minimum
일부에
il-bu-e — about some; regarding a portion
대해서라도
dae-hae-seo-ra-do — even concerning; at least regarding
들었을
deu-reot-eul — would have heard; would have learned (past supposition)
것이라는
geo-si-ra-neun — that it would be; the fact that (quotative)
어느
eo-neu — some; a certain; which
정도의
jeong-do-eui — of a degree; to some extent (possessive)
확신을
hwak-sin-eul — conviction; certainty (object marker attached)
갖기
gat-gi — having; possessing (nominalised verb form)
시작한다
si-jak-han-da — begins; starts (present tense declarative)
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