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The Authoress of the Odyssey: Page Index
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Preface
Preface
Contents
Contents
List of Illustrations
List of Illustrations
Chapter I. Importance of the Enquiry
Chapter I. Importance of the Enquiry
Introduction
Introduction
Book I. The Council of the Gods
Book I. The Council of the Gods
Book II. Assembly of the People of Ithaca
Book II. Assembly of the People of Ithaca
Book III. Telemachus at the House of Nestor
Book III. Telemachus at the House of Nestor
Book IV. Telemachus at the House of Menelaus
Book IV. Telemachus at the House of Menelaus
Book V. Ulysses in the Island of Calypso
Book V. Ulysses in the Island of Calypso
Book VI. The Meeting Between Ulysses and Nausicaa
Book VI. The Meeting Between Ulysses and Nausicaa
Book VII. The Splendours of the House of King Alcinous
Book VII. The Splendours of the House of King Alcinous
Book VIII. The Phæacian Games
Book VIII. The Phæacian Games
Book IX. The Voyages of Ulysses: Cicons, Lotus Eaters, and the Cyclops
Book IX. The Voyages of Ulysses: Cicons, Lotus Eaters, and the Cyclops
Book X. Æolus, Læstrygonians, Circe
Book X. Æolus, Læstrygonians, Circe
Book XI. Ulysses in the House of Hades
Book XI. Ulysses in the House of Hades
Book XII. The Sirens, Scylla and Charybdis, The Cattle of the Sun
Book XII. The Sirens, Scylla and Charybdis, The Cattle of the Sun
Book XIII. Ulysses is Taken Back to Ithaca
Book XIII. Ulysses is Taken Back to Ithaca
Book XIV. Ulysses in the Hut of Eumæus
Book XIV. Ulysses in the Hut of Eumæus
Book XV. Telemachus Returns
Book XV. Telemachus Returns
Book XVI. Ulysses and Telemachus Become Known to One Another
Book XVI. Ulysses and Telemachus Become Known to One Another
Book XVII. Ulysses Maltreated by the Suitors
Book XVII. Ulysses Maltreated by the Suitors
Book XVIII. The Fight Between Ulysses and Irus
Book XVIII. The Fight Between Ulysses and Irus
Book XIX. Ulysses Converses with Penelope
Book XIX. Ulysses Converses with Penelope
Book XX. Theoclymenus Foretells the Suitors' Doom
Book XX. Theoclymenus Foretells the Suitors' Doom
Book XXI. The Trial of the Bow and of the Axes
Book XXI. The Trial of the Bow and of the Axes
Book XXII. The Killing of the Suitors
Book XXII. The Killing of the Suitors
Book XXIII. Penelope Recognizes Ulysses
Book XXIII. Penelope Recognizes Ulysses
Book XXIV. The Suitors in Hades, Ulysses Makes Peace with Ithaca.
Book XXIV. The Suitors in Hades, Ulysses Makes Peace with Ithaca.
Chapter III. The Preponderance of Woman in the Odyssey
Chapter III. The Preponderance of Woman in the Odyssey
Chapter IV. Jealousy for the Honour and Dignity of Woman
Chapter IV. Jealousy for the Honour and Dignity of Woman
Chapter V. Whether Penelope is Being Whitewashed
Chapter V. Whether Penelope is Being Whitewashed
Chapter VI. The Character of Penelope, The Journey of Telemachus
Chapter VI. The Character of Penelope, The Journey of Telemachus
Chapter VII. Further Indications That the Writer Is a Young, Headstrong, and Unmarried Woman
Chapter VII. Further Indications That the Writer Is a Young, Headstrong, and Unmarried Woman
Chapter VIII. Ithaca and Scheria Are Drawn From Trapani
Chapter VIII. Ithaca and Scheria Are Drawn From Trapani
Chapter IX. The Voyages of Ulysses Shown to be a Sail Round Sicily
Chapter IX. The Voyages of Ulysses Shown to be a Sail Round Sicily
Chapter X. Further Details Regarding the Voyages of Ulysses
Chapter X. Further Details Regarding the Voyages of Ulysses
Chapter XI. Who Was the Writer?
Chapter XI. Who Was the Writer?
Chapter XII. The Date Of The Poem
Chapter XII. The Date Of The Poem
Chapter XIII. Further Evidence in Support of an Early Ionian Settlement at Trapani
Chapter XIII. Further Evidence in Support of an Early Ionian Settlement at Trapani
Chapter XIV. That the Iliad Which the Writer of the Odyssey Knew Was the Same As What We Now Have
Chapter XIV. That the Iliad Which the Writer of the Odyssey Knew Was the Same As What We Now Have
Chapter XV. Relation to other Poems of the Trojan Cycle and its Development by the Authoress
Chapter XV. Relation to other Poems of the Trojan Cycle and its Development by the Authoress
Chapter XVI. Conclusion
Chapter XVI. Conclusion
Index
Index