호머의 일리야드 이야기.Stories from the Iliad, by H. L. Havell

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일리야드 이야기.Stories from the Iliad, by H. L. Havell
그리스신화.일리아드 는 호머로스, 호머 Homer 작이라고 전해지는 Troy 전쟁을 노래한 서사시.
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일리야드 이야기.Stories from the Iliad, by H. L. Havell
CONTENTS
Introduction―
I. The Story
II. The Divine Characters
III. The Human Characters
IV. The Similes
The Quarrel
The Dream: The Muster of Greeks
Greeks and Trojans Face to Face: The Duel
The Breaking of the Truce
The Exploits of Diomede
The Battle continued: Hector and Andromache
Second Battle: Repulse of the Greeks
The Embassy to Achilles
The Night Raid on the Trojan Camp
The Brave Deeds of Agamemnon: Reverses of the Greeks
The Attack on the Grecian Camp
Poseidon aids the Greeks
Zeus is Beguiled by Hera
The Last Battle by the Ships
Achilles sends Patroclus to Battle
The Fight for the Body of Patroclus
The News is brought to Achilles
The Shield of Achilles
The Reconciliation
Achilles in the Battlefield
The Death of Hector
The Funeral Games of Patroclus
Priam Ransoms the Body of Hector
Pronouncing List of Names

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일리야드 이야기.Stories from the Iliad, by H. L. Havell
그리스신화.일리아드 는 호머로스, 호머 Homer 작이라고 전해지는 Troy 전쟁을 노래한 서사시.
I. THE STORY
In order to understand the structure of the Iliad, we must keep fast hold of
the guiding clue which is supplied by the author in the first line of his poem. The
subject, he tells us, is the Wrath of Achilles. The motive of the greatest of epics is
wrath―blind, unreasoning fury, which knows no law, and acknowledges no right.
Keeping this in view, we are able to explain what seems at first sight to be a
strange anomaly in the conduct of the story―the absence of the hero from the
scene of action during three-fourths of the narrative. For Achilles is not less the
hero of the Iliad than Odysseus is the hero of the Odyssey, and in both cases the
character of the man determines the structure of the poem. Odysseus is a man of
middle age, in the maturity of his splendid powers, with his judgment refined by
experience, and his passions cooled by time. From the moment when he sets sail
from Troy he remains faithful to the fixed desire of his heart. All the malice of
Poseidon, all the spells of Circe, all the loveliness of Calypso, cannot shake him
from his resolve to return to his home in Ithaca, and live out his life in calm
domestic happiness and peace. Yet he is entirely free from the narrowness which
commonly belongs to a fixed idea. He knows the uncertainty which attaches to
all human hopes, and is as ready to enjoy the passing hour as the youngest sailor
of his crew. He has the hungry intellect, which would fain take all knowledge into
its compass, and the spirit of soaring enterprise, which delights in discovery and
daring adventure. But above all he has the patient, constant human heart, faithful
through all turns of fortune to one sober ideal. It is this steadfastness of purpose
and sweet reasonableness in the hero which gives to the narrative of the Odyssey
its smooth and pellucid flow, and makes it the most delightful of all story-books.

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저자(글) H. L. Havell

일리야드 이야기.Stories from the Iliad, by H. L. Havell
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RETOLD BY
H. L. HAVELL B.A.
AUTHOR OF "STORIES FROM HERODOTUS" "STORIES FROM GREEK TRAGEDY"
"STORIES FROM THE ÆNEID" "STORIES FROM THE ODYSSEY"
"STORIES FROM DON QUIXOTE" "STORIES FROM
THUCYDIDES" "STORIES FROM XENOPHON"