Aeschylus Agamemnon Aristophanes Lysistrata Apollodorus Library 3: The wedding of Peleus and Thetis Library 3: The early life of Achilles (1) Library 3: The early life of Achilles (2) Library 3: Orestes Library 3: Electra Epitome 3: The judgement of Paris Epitome 3: The landing at Troy Epitome 3: The death of Achilles Epitome 5: The oracles of the Fall of Troy Arctinus of Miletus The Aethiopis The Sack of Ilium Euripides Helen: Helen in Egypt Helen: The abduction Orestes Iphigenia in Tauris The Trojan Women: Helen pleads for mercy The Trojan Women: Hecabe answers Helen The Trojan Women: Menelaos and Helen The Trojan Women: Cassandra The Trojan Women: Andromache Herodotus The Histories: The Abduction of Helen Homer: The Iliad Book One: The Wrath of Achilles Book One: Briseis taken from Achilles Book One: Thetis appeals to Zeus Book Two: Aeneas, leader of the Dardanians Book Three: The duel between Menelaos and Paris Book Five: Diomedes wounds Aeneas and Aphrodite Book Five: Diomedes and Athena wound Ares Book Six: Hector taunts Paris Book Six: Hector bids farewell to Andromache Book Seven: Hector and Ajax fight Book Eight: Teucer Book Nine: The Embassy to Achilles Book Sixteen: Patroclos rejoins the battle Book Seventeen: The struggle for the body of Patroclos Book Nineteen: Thetis rearms Achilles Book Nineteen: The return of Briseis Book Twenty-One: Achilles fights the river Book Twenty-Two: Achilles kills Hector Book Twenty-Three: The Obsequies of Patroclus Book Twenty-Four: Hector's corpse Book Twenty-Four: Iris speaks to Priam Book Twenty-Four: The Ransom of Hector's corpse Book Twenty-Four: Andromache mourns Hector Book Twenty-Four: The Judgement of Paris Homer: The Odyssey 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 Gaius Julius Hyginus Fabulae: Alexander Paris Fabulae: The Judgement of Paris Fabulae: Iphigenia Fabulae: Achilles Fabulae: The Dispute over the arms of Achilles Fabulae: The Trojan Horse Fabulae: Laocoon The Kypria (based on) The death of Troilus Lucian The Dialogues of the Gods: Prometheus and Zeus The Dialogues of the Sea-Gods: Panope and Galene The Dialogues of the Dead: Menippus and Hermes Ovid Heroides: from the letter of Paris to Helen (1) Heroides: from the letter of Paris to Helen (2) Heroides: from the letter of Helen to Paris (1) Heroides: from the letter of Helen to Paris (2) Metamorphoses: The story of Thetis Metamorphoses: The sacrifice of Iphigenia Metamorphoses: The invasion of Troy Metamorphoses: Nestor tells of the death of Achilles Quintus Smyrnaeus The Fall of Troy: Penthesileia defies Ajax and Achilles The Fall of Troy: Achilles addresses the dying Queen The Fall of Troy: Memnon drives the Greeks before him The Fall of Troy: Memnon and Achilles fight to the death The Fall of Troy: Apollo orders Achilles to turn back from the gates of Troy The Fall of Troy: How Troy in the night was taken The Fall of Troy: The rape of Cassandra The Fall of Troy: The Greeks loot the city The Fall of Troy: The sacrifice of Polyxena Sophocles Ajax Publilius Statius Achilleid Book I: Thetis seeks out Chiron Achilleid Book I: Chiron speaks to Thetis Achilleid Book I: Achilles sings to Thetis Achilleid Book I: Achilles amongst the daughters of Lycomedes Virgil Aeneid: The death of Priam