The Iliad of Homer: Volume 1 Books I-XII
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Abstract: | "Sing, Goddess, of the wrath of Pēleús’ son Akhilleús, the accursed wrath that caused Akhaíans countless woes and hurled headlong To Hāḯdēs a host of heroes’ souls And left their bodies spoil for dogs and all The birds of carrion. The will of Zeús Was brought to pass from when Agamémnōn, The Lord of men, opposed the consummate Akhilleús. Which God was it that set the two At odds?". So begins the Íliad, Homer’s epic song about the invasion of Troy by a force of Greeks led by Agamémnōn, King of Mykḗnē. They are seeking revenge for the abduction from Spártē of Helénē, the most beautiful woman on earth, by Páris, Prince of Troy. The walls of Troy seem to be impregnable and the fortunes of the Greeks are further set back when their greatest warrior, the fleet-of-foot Akhilleús, falls out with King Agamémnōn and withdraws from the battle. The Íliad recounts what happens in the next fifty days at the beginning of the tenth and final year of the war. By the end of this first volume, the fortunes of the Greeks are at a low ebb. The Trojans are storming the Argive wall and breach it to pour through and fight close to the ships, though Akhilleus still refuses to join the battle. This new translation adheres closely to the original text, rendering it in iambic pentameter, with attention to the dramatic similes characteristic of Homer. A detailed Introduction is provided together with Notes for Books I-XII. |
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adam_text | Table of Contents: Volume 1 Acknowledgements...................................................................................vii Introduction................................................................................................ ix Pronunciation........................................................................................... xlvi Maps......................................................................................................xlviii Book I: Pestilence and Wrath...................................................................... 1 Book II: The Dream, Boiõtía and The Catalogue of Ships....................... 43 Book III: The Truce. The View from the Ramparts. The Duel of Paris andMenélaos............................................................................................103 Book IV: The Violation of the Oaths of Truce. Agamemnon’s Visit to his Troops.............................................................................................137 Book V: The Valour of Diomedēs........................................................... 175 Book VI: The Conversation Between Hektor and Andromákhê............ 239 Book VII: The Duel of Héktõr and Aias. The Retrieval of the Dead.... 277 Book VIII: The Curtailed Battle..............................................................311 Book IX: Prayers. The Embassy to Akhilleus. The Trying of the Army.. 350 Book X: The Adventures of Dólõn..........................................................397 Book XI: The Valorous Deeds of Agamémnõn.......................................438 Book XII: The
Storming of the Grecian Rampart...................................497
vi Table of Contents: Volume 1 Notes: Book 1.............................................................................................529 Notes: Book II.......................................................................................... 535 Notes: Book III.......................................................................................... 542 Notes: Book IV.......................................................................................... 547 Notes: Book V...........................................................................................552 Notes: Book VI..........................................................................................559 Notes: Book VII....................................................................................... 564 Notes: Book VIII...................................................................................... 568 Notes: Book IX......................................................................................... 573 Notes: Book X..........................................................................................580 Notes: Book XI.........................................................................................586 Notes: Book XII 594
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