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The Iliad

By Όμηρος

"The Iliad" is published by Oxford University Press in 2011 - Oxford, it has 470 pages and the language of the book is English.

“The Iliad” Metadata:

Title: The Iliad
Author: Όμηρος
Language: English
Number of Pages: 470
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Publish Date: 2011
Publish Location: Oxford

“The Iliad” Subjects and Themes:

Subjects: ➤ Odysseus (Greek mythology) - Juvenile poetry - Readers - Greeks - Poetry - Classical literature - Poesía - Open Library Staff Picks - Greek Epic poetry - Hector (Legendary character) - Textual Criticism - Achilles (Greek mythology) - Greek Mythology - Criticism and interpretation - Medieval and modern Latin literature - Trojan War - Aquiles (Mitología griega) - Helen of Troy (Greek mythology) - LITERARY COLLECTIONS / Ancient, Classical & Medieval - Guerra de Troya - Homer - Papyrus Bodmer - Latin American literature - Greek Gods - English language - Poesia épica - Greek poetry - adventure - Hexameter - dactylic hexameter - Literature and the war - Achilles (Greek mythology) in literature - Greek language - epic poem - Miami University (Oxford, Ohio) - History and criticism - Early works to 1800 - Literatura grega clássica - Poesía épica griega - Fiction - Trojan War. fast (OCoLC)fst01157294 - Fiction, general - Poetry (poetic works by one author) - Fiction (fictional works by one author) - Epic poetry - Trojan war, literature and the war - Greek language, readers - Continental european fiction (fictional works by one author) - Classical philology - Hymns, Greek (Classical) - In literature - Trojan War in literature - Epic poetry, history and criticism - Fiction, historical - Fiction, war & military - Children's fiction - War, fiction - Poetry, collections - Mythology, greek - Title - Examinations - Iliad (Homer) - Study guides - War poetry - FICTION / Classics - Juvenile literature - Literature - great_books_of_the_western_world - Homer. - Trojanska kriget - Greek language materials - Poésie - Guerre de Troie - Achille (Mythologie grecque) - Poésie épique grecque - POETRY / Ancient & Classical - Greek literature - Ilias (Homerus) - Latin literature - Mythologie grecque - Romans, nouvelles, etc. pour la jeunesse - War - War, juvenile literature - Mythology - Mythology, juvenile literature - Translations into English - Translations - Trojan War. cct - Grekisk hjältediktning - Översättning till engelska - Poesi - Kommentar - Translations into Italian - Translations into Greek (Modern) - Traductions anglaises - Translations into French - English Translations - Translations into Spanish - Traducciones al español - Greek poetry, translations into english - Translations into Latin - Achilles - Epic poetry, greek - Epic poetry, greek--translations into english - Achilles (greek mythology)--fiction - Greeks--turkey--fiction - Mythology, greek--fiction - Trojan war--fiction - Pa4025.a2 r53 2003 - 883/.01 - Achilles (greek mythology)--poetry - Trojan war--poetry - Pa4020 .p9 1995 - 883/.001 - Pa4025.a2 v47 2011 - 883.01 - Achilles--poetry - Pa4025.a2 l38 2011 - Pa4020 .a1 1978 - Pa4025.a2 j67 2008 - Miami university (oxford, ohio). erodelphian society - Translations into icelandic - Literature in spanish - Gree epic poetry - Translations into chinese - Translations into german - Translations into armenian - Translations into ukrainian - Translations into turkish - Poesias epicas griegas - Versification - Homer. 4 - Translations into irish - Translations into dutch - Translations into arabic - Translations into croatian - Comics & graphic novels, general - German poetry, translations into english - Korean - Dictionaries - English literature - Greco-roman folklore & mythology - Ancient greek poetry - Patroclus (Greek mythology) - Church history - Notre-Dame de Reims (Cathedral) - Long Now Manual for Civilization - Grammar
People: ➤ Achilles - Aeneas - Agamemnon - Andromache - Christian Gottlob Heyne (1729-1812) - Ennis Rees - George Chapman (1559?-1634) - Hector - Helen - Henry Morley (1822-1894) - Homer - Paris - Priam - Telemon - Trojans - Homère - Achilles (Mythological character) - Achilles (Mythological character) in literature - Alexander the Great (358-323 BCE) - Heinrich Schliemann (1822-1890)
Places: Troy - Turkey - Troy (Extinct city) - Ilium
Time: ➤ Trojan War - Bronze Age - Geometric Period (c. 900-700 BCE)

Edition Specifications:

Pagination: xxxii, 470 p. :

Edition Identifiers:

The Open Library ID: OL25346042M - OL61981W
Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) ID: 752777895
Library of Congress Control Number (LCCN): 2011923748
ISBN-13: 9780199235483
ISBN-10: 0199235481
All ISBNs: 0199235481 - 9780199235483

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"The Iliad" Table Of Contents:

1- Introduction
2- Note on the text and explanatory materials
3- Note on the translation
4- Select bibliography
5- Maps
6- The Iliad
7- Book one
8- Book two
9- Book three
10- Book four
11- Book five
12- Book six
13- Book seven
14- Book eight
15- Book nine
16- Book ten
17- Book eleven
18- Book twelve
19- Book thirteen
20- Book fourteen
21- Book fifteen
22- Book sixteen
23- Book seventeen
24- Book eighteen
25- Book nineteen
26- Book twenty
27- Book twenty-one
28- Book twenty-two
29- Book twenty-three
30- Book twenty-four.

Snippets and Summary:

And Trojans hearing the brazen voice of Aeacides, all their spirits quaked – even sleek-maned horses, sensing death in the wind, slewed their chariots round and charioteers were struck dumb when they saw that fire, relentless, terrible, burst from proud-hearted Achilles' head, blazing as fiery-eyed Athena fuelled the flames.