Chapters (288)
- ANCIENT CLASSICS FOR ENGLISH READERS
- HOMER ——— T H E I L I A D
- ADVERTISEMENT.
- CONTENTS.
- INTRODUCTION.
- THE ILIAD. CHAPTER I. THE QUARREL OF AGAMEMNON AND ACHILLES.
- CHAPTER II. THE DUEL OF PARIS AND MENELAUS.
- CHAPTER III. THE BROKEN TRUCE.
- CHAPTER IV. THE FIRST DAY’S BATTLE.
- CHAPTER V. THE SECOND DAY’S BATTLE.
- CHAPTER VI. THE EMBASSY TO ACHILLES.
- CHAPTER VII. THE THIRD BATTLE.
- CHAPTER VIII. THE DEATH OF PATROCLUS.
- CHAPTER IX. THE RETURN OF ACHILLES.
- CHAPTER X. THE DEATH OF HECTOR.
- CHAPTER XI. CONCLUDING REMARKS.
- HOMER ——— THE ODYSSEY
- CONTENTS.
- INTRODUCTION.
- THE ODYSSEY.
- CHAPTER I. PENELOPE AND HER SUITORS.
- CHAPTER II. TELEMACHUS GOES IN QUEST OF HIS FATHER.
- CHAPTER III. ULYSSES WITH CALYPSO AND THE PHÆACIANS.
- CHAPTER IV. ULYSSES TELLS HIS STORY TO ALCINOUS.
- CHAPTER V. THE TALE CONTINUED—THE VISIT TO THE SHADES.
- CHAPTER VI. ULYSSES’ RETURN TO ITHACA.
- CHAPTER VII. THE RETURN OF TELEMACHUS FROM SPARTA.
- CHAPTER VIII. ULYSSES REVISITS HIS PALACE.
- CHAPTER IX. THE DAY OF RETRIBUTION.
- CHAPTER X. THE RECOGNITION BY PENELOPE.
- CHAPTER XI. CONCLUDING REMARKS.
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