Homer: The Iliad; The Odyssey
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" The Iliad, The Odyssey" is a Victorian-era edition of the classic works of the great Greek poet with extensive commentary of William Lucas Collins. In the book, the author explains the classic poems, making them easier to understand and follow for the average reader.
Chapters (288)(click to expand)
- 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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