Homer
What’s inside
Homer’s ‘The Iliad’ is an epic poem recounting the Trojan War and the Greek siege of Troy, focusing on the hero Achilles’ wrath.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding of ancient Greek literature and mythology
- Insights into the themes of heroism and honor
- Exploration of human emotions through epic narrative
- Appreciation of poetic techniques in ancient literature
Key Points
- The Rage of Achilles
- The Assembly of the Greek Kings
- The Dual between Paris and Menelaus
- The Intervention of the Gods
- The Battles and Heroes of the Trojan War
- The Death of Hector
- The Funeral Games and the Fate of Achilles
Who’s it For
- Students of literature
- Enthusiasts of classical mythology
- Readers interested in epic poetry
- Scholars of ancient Greek culture
About the author
Homer is the legendary ancient Greek poet traditionally said to have authored the epic poems ‘The Iliad’ and ‘The Odyssey’.