The GreeksEpic and Drama
Homer: The Odyssey
Odysseus' ten-year voyage home from Troy, and his wife and son holding out for him in Ithaca.
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15 minutes a day: Harvard Classics readings
Days in Harvard Classics Daily, from the 1930 reading guide to the 1909–10 Harvard Classics, that read this author.
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- January 24Odysseus Silenced the SirensHomer’s Odyssey
- July 22Trapped in a Cave with a Frenzied GiantHomer’s Odyssey
- August 8Men Transformed by Circe’s WandHomer’s Odyssey
- October 20Odysseus Adrift on a RaftHomer’s Odysseus
- December 15Odysseus Talks with GhostsHomer’s Odyssey
- December 29These Guests Outstayed Their WelcomeHomer’s Odyssey
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