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!"#$%&’ ()$&*+,--$, Translated by A.S.Kline ©Copyright 2004 A.S.Kline, All Rights Reserved. This work MAY be FREELY reproduced, stored and transmitted, electronically or otherwise, for any NON-COMMERCIAL purpose. This and other texts available at www.tonykline.co.uk Queries to [email protected] ."/0$/0- Bk I:1-21 Invocation and Introduction........... 18 Bk I:22-43 Zeus speaks to the Olympians...... 19 Bk I:44-95 Athene seeks help for Odysseus. . 21 Bk I:96-155 Athene visits Telemachus. ......... 23 Bk I:156-212 Athene introduces herself as Mentes............................................................ 26 Bk I:213-251 Telemachus complains of the Suitors. ........................................................... 29 Bk I:252-305 Athene advises Telemachus to seek news. ...................................................... 31 Bk I:306-324 Athene departs like a bird. ....... 34 2 Bk I:325-364 Telemachus rebukes his mother Penelope. ........................................................ 35 Bk I:421-444 Telemachus and Eurycleia. ...... 39 Bk II:1-34 The Assembly convenes............... 41 Bk II:35-84 Telemachus states his case ......... 42 Bk II:85-128 Antinous justifies the Suitors’ behaviour........................................................ 45 Bk II:129-176 The Eagles’ omen, Halitherses prophesies....................................................... 47 Bk II:177-223 Telemachus proposes to search for news.......................................................... 50 Bk II:223-259 Mentor defends Telemachus... 52 Bk II:260-295 Athene, as Mentor, offers to prepare a ship ................................................. 54 Bk II:296-336 The Suitors mock Telemachus 56 Bk II:337-381 Telemachus gathers the provisions ....................................................... 58 Bk II:382-434 Athene and Telemachus depart ........................................................................ 60 Bk III:1-50 Telemachus and Athene reach Pylos............................................................... 63 Bk III:51-101 Telemachus declares himself to Nestor ............................................................. 65 3 Bk III:102-147 Nestor’s return: the Atrides quarrel ............................................................ 68 Bk III:148-200 Nestor’s return: the journey... 71 Bk III:201-252 Telemachus asks about Agamemnon’s death....................................... 73 Bk III:253-312 Menelaus’ wanderings, Orestes’ revenge ........................................................... 76 Bk III:313-355 Nestor advises Telemachus to see Menelaus .................................................. 79 Bk III:356-403 Athene departs, and Nestor prays to her..................................................... 82 Bk III:404-463 Nestor’s sacrifice to Athene .. 84 Bk III:464-497 Telemachus departs............... 87 Bk IV:1-58 Telemachus and Peisistratus arrive in Sparta ......................................................... 89 Bk IV:59-112 Menelaus speaks of Odysseus. 92 Bk IV:113-154 Helen guesses Telemachus’ identity............................................................ 95 Bk IV:155-219 Peisistratus explains............. 97 Bk IV:220-289 Helen and Menelaus speak of Odysseus ...................................................... 100 Bk IV:290-350 Menelaus hears Telemachus ...................................................................... 104 4 Bk IV:351-397 Menelaus tells of his delay at Pharos........................................................... 107 Bk IV:398-463 Menelaus and Eidothee trap Proteus.......................................................... 109 Bk IV:464-511 Proteus speaks: the fate of Ajax ...................................................................... 112 Bk IV:512-547 Proteus speaks: the fate of Agamemnon ................................................. 114 Bk IV:548-592 Proteus speaks: the fate of Odysseus ...................................................... 116 Bk IV:593-624 Telemachus prepares to leave Sparta............................................................ 119 Bk IV:625-674 The Suitors plot an ambush 121 Bk IV:675-720 Medon tells Penelope of the plot................................................................ 123 Bk IV:721-766 Penelope and Eurycleia...... 125 Bk IV:767-794 The Suitors set their trap .... 128 Bk IV:795-847 Athene sends a phantom to Penelope ....................................................... 129 Bk V:1-42 Zeus sends Hermes to Calypso... 132 Bk V:43-91 Hermes visits Calypso.............. 134 Bk V:92-147 Hermes explains his mission .. 137 5 Bk V:148-191 Calypso promises to free Odysseus ...................................................... 139 Bk V:192-261 Odysseus builds his raft........ 142 Bk V:262-312 Poseidon raises a storm ........ 145 Bk V:313-387 Leucothea lends Odysseus her veil................................................................ 148 Bk V:388-450 Odysseus tries to land........... 152 Bk V:451-493 Odysseus reaches shore........ 155 Bk VI:1-47 Athene visits Nausicaa.............. 157 Bk VI:48-109 Nausicaa and her maids wash the clothes .......................................................... 160 Bk VI:110-148 Odysseus emerges from hiding ...................................................................... 163 Bk VI:149-197 Odysseus and Nausicaa speak ...................................................................... 165 Bk VI:198-250 Nausicaa’s hospitality ......... 167 Bk VI:316-331 Odysseus prays to Athene... 173 Bk VII:1-77 Athene leads Odysseus to the palace............................................................ 174 Bk VII:78-132 The Palace of Alcinous........ 178 Bk VII:133-181 Odysseus speaks to Arete .. 181 Bk VII:182-239 Arete questions Odysseus.. 183 Bk VII:240-297 Odysseus tells of his arrival186 6 Bk VII:298-347 Odysseus sleeps in the palace ...................................................................... 189 Bk VIII:1-61 The Phaeacians ready a ship... 191 Bk VIII:62-103 The bard Demodocus sings of Troy.............................................................. 194 Bk VIII:104-151 The Sports Contest ........... 197 Bk VIII:152-198 Odysseus enters the Games ...................................................................... 199 Bk VIII:199-255 Odysseus declares his skill201 Bk VIII:256-366 Demodocus sings of Ares and Aphrodite...................................................... 204 Bk VIII:367-415 Dancing and gifts ............. 210 Bk VIII:416-468 Nausicaa’s good wishes.... 212 Bk VIII:469-520 Demodocus sings of the Fall of Troy.......................................................... 215 Bk VIII:521-585 Alcinous questions Odysseus ...................................................................... 217 Bk IX:1-62 Odysseus tells his tale: The Cicones ...................................................................... 221 Bk IX:63-104 Odysseus tells his tale: The Lotus-Eaters ................................................. 224 Bk IX:105-151 Odysseus tells his tale: The Land of the Cyclopes.................................... 226 7 Bk IX:152-192 Odysseus tells his tale: The Cyclops’ Cave .............................................. 228 Bk IX:193-255 Odysseus tells his tale: Polyphemus returns...................................... 231 Bk IX:256-306 Odysseus tells his tale: Trapped ...................................................................... 233 Bk IX:307-359 Odysseus tells his tale: Offering the Cyclops wine.......................................... 236 Bk IX:360-412 Odysseus tells his tale: Blinding the Cyclops................................................... 239 Bk IX:413-479 Odysseus tells his tale: Escape ...................................................................... 242 Bk IX:480-525 Odysseus tells his tale: Telemus’ prophecy....................................... 245 Bk IX:526-566 Odysseus tells his tale: Polyphemus’ curse ....................................... 247 Bk X:1-55 Odysseus tells his tale: The Bag of Winds. .......................................................... 250 Bk X:56-102 Odysseus tells his tale: The Laestrygonians. ............................................ 252 Bk X:103-132 Odysseus tells his tale: Escape from the Cannibals ....................................... 255 8 Bk X:133-197 Odysseus tells his tale: Circe’s Island............................................................ 256 Bk X:198-250 Odysseus tells his tale: The Magic Spell .................................................. 260 Bk X:251-301 Odysseus tells his tale: Help from Hermes................................................. 263 Bk X:302-347 Odysseus tells his tale: Encountering Circe....................................... 265 Bk X:348-399 Odysseus tells his tale: Circe Frees the Crew.............................................. 268 Bk X:400-448 Odysseus tells his tale: He Gathers his Men ........................................... 270 Bk X:449-502 Odysseus tells his tale: He Seeks to Leave........................................................ 273 Bk X:503-574 Odysseus tells his tale: The Death of Elpenor .......................................... 276 Bk XI:1-50 Odysseus tells his tale: Ghosts out of Erebus ...................................................... 279 Bk XI:51-89 Odysseus tells his tale: The Soul of Elpenor..................................................... 282 Bk XI:90-149 Odysseus tells his tale: The Ghost of Teiresias......................................... 284 9 Bk XI:150-224 Odysseus tells his tale: The Spirit of Anticleia......................................... 287 Bk XI:225-332 Odysseus tells his tale: The Ghosts of Famous Women ........................... 291 Bk XI:333-384 Alcinous asks Odysseus to continue his narration................................... 296 Bk XI:385-464 Odysseus tells his tale: The Ghost of Agamemnon .................................. 299 Bk XI:465-540 Odysseus tells his tale: The Spirit of Achilles .......................................... 303 Bk XI:541-592 Odysseus tells his tale: The Ghost of Ajax and others.............................. 307 Bk XI:593-640 Odysseus tells his tale: The Ghost of Heracles......................................... 310 Bk XII:1-35 Odysseus tells his tale: Return to Aeaea............................................................ 312 Bk XII:36-110 Odysseus tells his tale: Circe’s advice ........................................................... 314 Bk XII:111-164 Odysseus tells his tale: Leaving Aeaea once more............................ 318 Bk XII:165-200 Odysseus tells his tale: Passing the Sirens...................................................... 321 10

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