Black ships before Troy : the story of the Iliad
by Sutcliff, Rosemary.
Print Book 2004 |
Available at 3 Libraries 3 of 3 copies |
Summary
Homer's epic poem, The Illiad, is one of the greatest adventure stories of all time. In it, the abduction of the legendary beauty, Helen of Troy, leads to a conflict in which even the gods and goddesses take sides and intervene. It is in the Trojan War that the most valiant heroes of the ancient world are pitted against one another. Here Hector, Ajax, Achilles, and Odysseus meet their most formidable challenges and in some cases their tragic ends.Rosemary Sutcliff makes such extraordinary stories as those of those Trojan horse, of Aphrodite and the golden apple, and of the fearsome warrior women Amazons, accessible to contemporary young people.
Additional Information
Subjects |
Trojan War
-- Juvenile literature.
Trojan War. Mythology, Greek. |
Publisher | London : [Berkeley, Calif.] :Frances Lincoln Children's Books ;2004 Distributed in the USA by Publishers Group West, |
Contributors |
Lee, Alan.
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Language |
English |
Description |
128 pages : color illustrations ; 28 cm |
Bibliography Notes |
Includes bibliographical references (page 128). |
ISBN | 1845073592 9781845073596 |
Other | Classic View |