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Classics Education

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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Odyssey Read Along: Books 5 & 6

By Mariana C.

Book 5 begins with Athena assuming, for an instant, the role of a poet, narrating the sufferings and misfortunes of Odysseus to the rest of the gods. After this brief and wonderful moment, Zeus and the rest of the Olympians l...

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Odyssey Read Along: Books 3 & 4

Helen Recognizing Telemachus, Son of Odysseus, Jean-Jacques Lagrenée

By Mariana C.

Book III continues with Telemachus’ preparation by Athena, a journey that attempts to transform him into a hero, a brave man. Now visiting Nestor, the pers...

16 days ago
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Odyssey Read Along: Books 1 & 2

By Mariana C.

Homeric poetry clearly marks the main theme of the epic from the beginning, inviting the audience to think about great and complex notions with the very first word of the poem. In the Odyssey, the bard introduces us to the wo...

24 days ago
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Iliad Read Along: Books 23 & 24

By Mariana C.

The central element in Book XXIII is ritual, funeral ritual, and the rites for death, especially for cult heroes. Akilleus will perform the most grandiose and beautiful ritual for his therapon, the most hubristic too, but thi...

a month ago
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Iliad Read Along: Books 21 & 22

By Mariana C.

Book XXI is full of rage, of death, and savagery. The Trojan army is now fleeing chaotically from Akilleus who is enraged by a terrible and raw anger. The poet may have wanted to demonstrate the duality between divine and dem...

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