The Odyssey
“The Odyssey” by Homer, translated from the ancient Greek by William Cowper | 205 pages
In this version, occasional passages have been skipped over to tighten the narrative and bring the role of the main villain, Antinous, into a sharper focus. It comes with multiple enrichment sections to facilitate instruction, and there is also a selection of writing assignment suggestions. A teachers’ editions with extensive annotations is also available. A prose version translated by Samuel Butler is also available.
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“The Odyssey” by Homer, translated from the ancient Greek by William Cowper | 205 pages
In this version, occasional passages have been skipped over to tighten the narrative and bring the role of the main villain, Antinous, into a sharper focus. It comes with multiple enrichment sections to facilitate instruction, and there is also a selection of writing assignment suggestions. A teachers’ editions with extensive annotations is also available. A prose version translated by Samuel Butler is also available.
Preview
“The Odyssey” by Homer, translated from the ancient Greek by William Cowper | 205 pages
In this version, occasional passages have been skipped over to tighten the narrative and bring the role of the main villain, Antinous, into a sharper focus. It comes with multiple enrichment sections to facilitate instruction, and there is also a selection of writing assignment suggestions. A teachers’ editions with extensive annotations is also available. A prose version translated by Samuel Butler is also available.
