[[Image:Troy II.jpg|thumb|300px|Troy II, Inganghliþ]]
'''Trōia''' ([[Hittitisc sprǣc|Hittitisc]]: ''Wilusa'' oþþe ''Truwisa'', [[EaldlicuEald Grēcisc Sprǣcsprǣc|Grēcisc]]: {{lang|grc|Τροία}}, ''Troia'', ēac {{Polytonic|Ίλιον}}, ''Ilion''; [[Lǣden]]: ''Trōia'', ''Īlium'',<ref>''Trōia'' is se foreborena Lǣdena nama þǣre burge. ''Ilium'' is lēoþlicrelēoþliċre wordƿord: {{cite web|first=Charlton T.|last=Lewis|coauthors=Charles Short|title=Ilium|work=A Latin Dictionary|publisher=Tufts University: The Perseus Digital Library|url=http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/cgi-bin/ptext?layout.reflang=la;layout.refdoc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.04.0059;layout.reflookup=Ilium;layout.refcit=;doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.04.0059%3Aentry%3D%2321459|accessdate=2008-03-01}}</ref>) is [[spellicstǣr|stǣrliċu]]u burg and middel þǣre [[Trōiānisc Gūþ|Trōiāniscan Gūðe]], swāsƿā man āwrātāƿrāt in the [[Epic Cycle]], and syndriglīcesyndriȝlīċe in þǣm ''[[Iliad]]'', ānum twēgratƿēȝra epicgrēata poemslēoða attributed to [[Homer]]. '''Trōiānisc''' tōbelimpþ tō þǣm TrōiawarumTrōiaƿarum and þǣre gesetenesseȝesetenesse Trōia.
