The Iliad
by Homer
711 pages
14h 49m read
Homer's epic poem chronicling the final weeks of the Trojan War. The narrative focuses on the rage of Achilles, the greatest Greek warrior, and its devastating consequences. Through battles, divine interventions, and human drama, the poem explores themes of honor, fate, glory, and the human cost of war, creating a foundational work of Western literature.
Chapters
Selected chapters for typing
| THE ILIAD. | 23 Pages | |
| BOOK II. | 30 Pages | |
| BOOK III. | 17 Pages | |
| BOOK IV. | 19 Pages | |
| BOOK V. | 33 Pages | |
| BOOK VI. | 20 Pages | |
| BOOK VII. | 18 Pages | |
| BOOK VIII. | 21 Pages | |
| BOOK IX. | 25 Pages | |
| BOOK X. | 20 Pages | |
| BOOK XI. | 29 Pages | |
| BOOK XII. | 17 Pages | |
| BOOK XIII. | 31 Pages | |
| BOOK XIV. | 19 Pages | |
| BOOK XV. | 27 Pages | |
| BOOK XVI. | 31 Pages | |
| BOOK XVII. | 25 Pages | |
| BOOK XVIII. | 21 Pages | |
| BOOK XIX. | 14 Pages | |
| BOOK XX. | 17 Pages | |
| BOOK XXI. | 21 Pages | |
| BOOK XXII. | 20 Pages | |
| BOOK XXIII. | 31 Pages | |
| BOOK XXIV. | 30 Pages |