The Iliad /
Homer ; translated by Robert Fitzgerald ; introduction by Andrew Ford.
- New York : Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2004.
- xxviii, 588 pages: 21 cm
Book one: Quarrel, oath and promise -- Book two: Assembly and muster of armies -- Book three: Dueling for a haunted lady -- Book four: A bowshot bringing war -- Book five: A hero strives with gods -- Book six: Interludes in field and city -- Book seven: A combat and a rampart -- Book eight: The battle swayed by Zeus -- Book nine: A visit of emissaries -- Book ten: Night in the camp: a foray -- Bool eleven: Prowess and wounds of Akhains -- Book twelve: The rampart breached -- Book thirteen: Assault on the ships -- Book fourteen: Beguilement on Mount Ida-- Book fifteen: The lord of storm -- Book sixteen: A ship fired, a tide turned -- Book seventeen: Contending for a soldier fallen -- Book eighteen: The immortal shield -- Book nineteen: The avengers fasts and arms -- Book twenty: The ranging powers -- Book twenty-one: The clash of man and river -- Book twenty-two: Desolation before Troy -- Book twenty-three: A friend consigned to death -- Book twenty-four: A grace given in sorrow
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