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Homer — The Iliad and The Odyssey

Study guide covering both Homeric epics: the Iliad (15,693 lines, the rage of Achilles across the final weeks of the Trojan War's tenth year) and the Odyssey (12,110 lines, Odysseus's ten-year, non-linear journey home to Ithaca), both in dactylic hexameter with shared oral-formulaic epithets.

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