The Odyssey - Homer frey50; Fitzgerald, Robert (Garden City, New York Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1961)
Book One: A Goddess Intervenes -- Book Two: A hero's son awakens -- Book Three: the Lord of the western aproaches -- Book Four: The red-haired King and his lady -- Book Five: Sweet nymph and open sea -- Book Six: The Princess at the river -- Book Seven: Gardens and firelight -- Book Eight: The songs of the harper -- Book Nine: New coasts and Poseidon's son -- Book Ten: The grace of the witch -- Book Eleven: A gathering of shades -- Book Twelve: Sea perils and defeat -- Book Thirteen: One more strange island -- Book Fourteen: Hospitality in the forest -- Book Fifteen: How they came to Ithaka -- Book Sixteen: Father and son -- Book Seventeen: The beggar at the manor -- Book eighteen: Blows and a Queen's beauty -- book nineteen: Recognitions and a dream -- Book Twenty: Signs and a vision -- Book Twenty-One: The test of the bow -- Book Twenty-Two: Death in the great hall -- Book Twenty-Three: The trunk of the olive tree -- Book Twenty-Four: Warriors, farewell
Keywords: Odysseus -- Poetry; Epic poetry -- Greek -- Translations into English; Epic poetry -- Greek