.....Poseidon, shaker of the earth, although he does not
kill Odysseus, yet drives him back from the land of his fathers.
Book One:
Athene visits Telemachos disguised as Mentor
Book Two:
Antinoos complains of Penelope's efforts to outwit the suitors
Book Three:
Telemachos searches for his father
Book Four:
The Old Man of the Sea tells Menelaos of the shipwreck of Ajax, and Penelope dreams
Book Five:
Calypso
Book Five:
Odysseus leaves Calypso and is saved by Leucothea
Book Six:
Odysseus and Nausicaa
Book Eight:
At the court of Alcinoös
Book Nine:
Kikonians and Lotus-eaters
Book Nine:
'Nobody is my name'
Book Nine:
The blinding of Polyphemus
Book Nine:
Escape from Polyphemus' cave
Book Nine:
Odysseus derides Polyphemos
Book Ten:
The Island of Aiolos
Book Ten:
The Laistrygonians
Book Ten:
Circe bewitches half of Odysseus' crew
Book Ten:
Odysseus overcomes Circe
Book Eleven:
Hades
Book Eleven:
Tales from Hades
Book Twelve:
The Sirens
Book Twelve:
Scylla and Charybdis
Book Twelve:
The cattle of Helios
Book Thirteen:
Odysseus lands in Ithaca
Book Fourteen:
Odysseus meets Eumaios
Book Fifteen:
Telemachos and Theoklymenos
Book Sixteen:
At Eumaios' farm
Book Seventeen:
Odysseus' dog, Argos
Book Eighteen:
Odysseus is challenged by Iros
Book Nineteen:
Eurykleia recognises Odysseus
Book Twenty One:
The contest of the bow
Book Twenty Two:
The death of the suitors
Book Twenty Two:
The work is ended
Book Twenty Three:
Penelope and Odysseus reunited
Book Twenty Four:
The battle at the farm of Laertes
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