Iliad - Visual Scansion Available?

Greek Homeric Greek and Early Greek Poetry
1

I’ve done some cut & paste from David Chamberlain’s site to depict scansion of Iliad 1:1-10. Is there any such similar visual scansion document available for Book 1?

BRET

2

Be careful not to lengthen the short vowels that are scanned long, when the actual responsion is coming from line end or double consonants. If you don’t make the sound distinction clear from the start, it’ll be really hard to scan stuff you haven’t read before aloud as you read.

3

I have tailored one in a form which, I think, makes it easier to read.
https://vasilestancu.ro/iliad_1-scansion.html

4

It’s interesting to see this attempt at reducing the auditory experience of Homeric verse to visual form, but I really don’t know how helpful it is to anyone. The trick when reading Homer is to get the basic rhythm fixed in your head (listen to any recording) and then aim for the caesura in the 3rd foot:
1 μηνιν αειδε θεα — like Arma virumque cano
2 ουλομενην ἢ μυρι’
3 πολλας δ’ιφθιμους
4 ηρωων αυτους δε
5 οιωνοισι τε πᾶσι
etc.

Each line falls metrically into two parts, the first part a bit shorter than the second. (Very few lines break exactly at the halfway point.)
Note that in line 2 the caesura comes immediately before Αχαιοις, not after it. The metrical structure does not always coincide with the syntactical structure, there can be some tension between them.
Similarly in line 10: νουσον ανα στρατον ωρσε takes the line up to the caesura, then κακην comes after the caesura, picking up νουσον at line beginning. It’s a kind of enjambment, comparable with 1-2 μηνιν … ουλομενην but on a minor scale.