
The Institute for Classics Education is a U.S.-based 501(c)3 non-profit supporting teachers and learners of ancient Greek texts in English translation.
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By Mariana C.
To try to create the perfect introductory list of texts to ancient Greek literature represents a utopian task, for from the very conception of literature, a main question should be asked: oral literature? written tradition? O...
By Mariana C.
After the terrible murder of the suitors, together with the bloody and horrendous punishment of the servants, the palace of Odysseus is finally his alone. His identity is close to being fully recovered, for he is now, again,...
By Mariana C.
Book XXI works as a continuation of the bad omen for the suitors, an omen of blood and death that they, being disconnected from reality, are ignoring. This disconnection lies in the lack of morality and respect they have as c...
By Eirene S. Allen
We are entering a season in which reviewers and publicists will insist how “Homeric” Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey is, a creative rival to the great bard himself. For many, seeing these stories return to the big screen pro...
By Mariana C.
Book XIX is the initial point of Odysseus’s revenge, which will be one of the rawest and crudest moments within Homeric poetry, a bloody and terrible revenge necessary to recover his house and land. By this moment, Odysseus a...
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