The most eloquent translation of Homer's epic chronicle of the Greek hero Odysseus and his arduous journey home after the Trojan War

Introduction 1(26) BOOK I 27(12) Invocation and part summary -- council of the gods -- Athene visits Telemachos in Ithaka and urges him to go in search of his father -- the suitors feast in the house of Telemachos BOOK II 39(12) Assembly on Ithaka -- Telemachos publicly requests the suitors to go home -- secret departure of Telemachos and Athene BOOK III 51(14) Athene and Telemachos arrive in Pylos -- entertainment by Nestor and his family -- Telemachos and Peisistratos leave for Sparta BOOK IV 65(244) Arrival at Sparta -- entertainment by Menelaos and Helen -- the wanderings of Menelaos -- report that Odysseus is on Kalypso's island -- at Ithaka the suitors learn of Telemachos' departure and lay an ambush for him BOOK XXI 309(12) The test of the bow -- the suitors fail -- Odysseus succeeds BOOK XXII 321(14) The killing of the suitors -- punishment of the faithless maids and thrall BOOK XXIII 335(10) Recognition of Odysseus by Penelope -- reunion -- Odysseus goes to Laertes' farm BOOK XXIV 345(16) The heroes of Troy learn the story from the ghosts of the suitors -- Odysseus reveals himself to Laertes -- burial of the suitors by their relatives, who plan revenge -- final combat between Odysseus and his party and the relatives of the suitors -- peace imposed by Athene Glossary 361

Richmond Lattimore was born in 1906. He was considered one of the leading translators of Greek classical literature. He died in 1984

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