An edition of Tales of Ancient Troy (1892)

Tales of Ancient Troy

And the Adventures of Ulysses

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An edition of Tales of Ancient Troy (1892)

Tales of Ancient Troy

And the Adventures of Ulysses

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This book, is a retelling of two of the Homeric Epics; "The Iliad", and "The Odyssey." It has 35 full page illustrations, with blank pages on the reverse of these images, thus there is nothing on page 128 if a image is on page 127. This is a re-telling of the Myths-Histories for children. Of interest to some people may be the Roman name of 'Ulysses ' is used instead of the Greek version 'Odysseus'. The story 'Tales of Ancient Troy' tells of Paris taking Helen to the city of Troy, and her husband and an army come to get her back. It spotlights the fighters Achilles, and Hector, detailing the events of the 10 year war up till Hectors death and funeral, and a quick description of the end of the fighting and fleeing of Aeneas to Italy. The story 'The Adventures of Ulysses' details the journey of Ulysses to his home after the Trojan War. He was one of the kings that fought in the war and was the person who came up with the idea of the 'Trojan Horse' to get into the city and defeat the Trojans. However it takes him another 10 years to return home. Now after being gone from home for 20 years his house is over run with suitors wishing to marry his wife. She believes he is alive while the suitors believe he is dead, they plot to take his land and kill his son. With the help of his son, Ulysses defeats the suitors and reclaims his kingdom.

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Estes and Lauriat
Language
English
Pages
211

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Table of Contents

Tales of Ancient Troy
Chapter I. Sulky Achilles. 11
Chapter II. Menelaus and Paris. 13
Chapter III. General Agamemnon. 17
Chapter IV. The Deeds of Diomed. 21
Chapter V. Diomed and Glaucus Become Friends. 26
Chapter VI. Hector and Andromache. 31
Chapter VII. The Fatal Gifts. 36
Chapter VIII. The Thunder-Storm. 41
Chapter IX. Old Nestor's Advice. 45
Chapter X. The Night Adventure of Ulysses and Diomed. 50
Chapter XI. The Battle Goes Against the Greeks. 56
Chapter XII. The Conflict at the Wall. 61
Chapter XIII. The Death of Patroclus. 66
Chapter XIV. The Fight Around the Body of Patroclus. 72
Chapter XV. Achilles and His New Armor. 78
Chapter XVI. The Reconciliation of Achilles and Agamemnon. 83
Chapter XVII. The Exploits of Achilles. 88
Chapter XVIII. The Death of Hector. 93
Chapter XIX. The Funeral Rites of Patroclus. 98
Chapter XX. Hector's Body Ransomed and Buried. 104
Chapter XXI. The End of the Siege. 110
The Adventures of Ulysses
Chapter I. The Cyclops Polyphemus. 117
Chapter II. Circe the Enchantress. 124
Chapter III. The Descent Into Hades. 130
Chapter IV. The Sirens, Scylla and Charybdis, and the Shipwreck. 136
Chapter V. Telemachus Starts in Search of His Father, Ulysses. 141
Chapter VI. Telemachus at the Court of Menelaus. 148
Chapter VII. Ulysses at the Island of Calypso. 155
Chapter VIII. Ulysses at the Court of Phaeacia. 161
Chapter IX. Ulysses' Return to Ithaca. 168
Chapter X. The Return of Telemachus and His Meeting With Ulysses. 175
Chapter XI. Ulysses, Disguised as a Beggar, Visits His Palace. 183
Chapter XII. Ulysses recognized by His Old Nurse. 191
Chapter XIII. The Trial of the Bow. 197
Chapter XIV. Ulysses makes Himself known to his Wife and Father. 204

Edition Notes

Genre
Juvenile literature.
Other Titles
Tales of Ancient Troy, and The Adventures of Ulysses
Copyright Date
1892

Classifications

Library of Congress
PZ8.1.H75 M 1892

The Physical Object

Format
Hardback
Pagination
211 p. including frontispiece, and 35 plates
Number of pages
211
Dimensions
22.5 x 17 x 3.5 centimeters

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6614771M
LCCN
19003904
OCLC/WorldCat
16987024
Library Thing
3415228

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