The Iliad of Homer By Robert Porter Keep

Summary

Reviewer Name : Isstroc If books aged like fine wine, the Iliad would be among the most savory ¬ and it is. Homer's ancient tale of the siege of Troy simultaneously revolves around numerous personal and political conflicts, the primary being the possession of Helen, the woman whose beauty ignited the war. But the war isn't just confined to mortals; each Greek god also wants to shape the outcome of the battle.