Odyssey, Books Xxi-xxiv

The Odyssey is a classic epic poem by Homer, one of the greatest poets of the ancient world. Books XXI-XXIV tell the story of Odysseus' long-awaited return to Ithaca and his final triumph over his enemies. Sydney Graves Hamilton's translation is a lively and accessible version of this masterpiece of Western literature, making it an ideal read for anyone interested in epic poetry and ancient Greek culture.

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