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قراءة كتاب Tales of Troy and Greece

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Tales of Troy and Greece

Tales of Troy and Greece

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TALES OF TROY
AND GREECE


THE STEALING OF HELEN.

THE STEALING OF HELEN.

[See p. 15.]

TALES OF TROY
AND GREECE

Andrew Lang

Illustrated by
H. J. Ford

 

 

DOVER PUBLICATIONS, INC.
Mineola, New York

Bibliographical Note

This Dover edition, first published in 2006, is an unabridged republication of the 1941 printing of the work originally published by Longmans, Green and Co., London and New York, in 1907. We have slightly repositioned a few of the illustrations.

Manufactured in the United States of America
Dover Publications, Inc., 31 East 2nd Street, Mineola, N.Y. 11501

TO

H. RIDER HAGGARD

CONTENTS.

ULYSSES THE SACKER OF CITIES.
page
I. THE BOYHOOD AND PARENTS OF ULYSSES 1
II. HOW PEOPLE LIVED IN THE TIME OF ULYSSES 5
III. THE WOOING OF HELEN OF THE FAIR HANDS 9
IV. THE STEALING OF HELEN 13
V. TROJAN VICTORIES 30
VI. BATTLE AT THE SHIPS 38
VII. THE SLAYING AND AVENGING OF PATROCLUS 45
VIII. THE CRUELTY OF ACHILLES, AND THE RANSOMING OF HECTOR 53
IX. HOW ULYSSES STOLE THE LUCK OF TROY 56
X. THE BATTLES WITH THE AMAZONS AND MEMNON—THE DEATH OF ACHILLES 66
XI. ULYSSES SAILS TO SEEK THE SON OF ACHILLES—THE VALOUR OF EURYPYLUS 79
XII. THE SLAYING OF PARIS 87
XIII. HOW ULYSSES INVENTED THE DEVICE OF THE HORSE OF TREE 92
XIV. THE END OF TROY AND THE SAVING OF HELEN 96

THE WANDERINGS OF ULYSSES
I. THE SLAYING OF AGAMEMNON AND THE SORROWS OF ULYSSES 101
II. THE ENCHANTRESS CIRCE, THE LAND OF THE DEAD, THE SIRENS 110
III. THE WHIRLPOOL, THE SEA MONSTER, AND THE CATTLE OF THE SUN 118
IV. HOW TELEMACHUS WENT TO SEEK HIS FATHER 122
V. HOW ULYSSES ESCAPED FROM THE ISLAND OF CALYPSO 128
VI. HOW ULYSSES WAS WRECKED, YET REACHED PHAEACIA 133
VII. HOW ULYSSES CAME TO HIS OWN COUNTRY, AND FOR SAFETY DISGUISED HIMSELF AS AN OLD BEGGAR MAN 145
VIII. ULYSSES COMES DISGUISED AS A BEGGAR TO HIS OWN PALACE 153
IX. THE SLAYING OF THE WOOERS 163
X. THE END 168

THE FLEECE OF GOLD
I.

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