Homer 
Homer”s Epic 
Iliad + Odyssey (Set)

According to the legend, the "Homer”s Epic" was written by the ancient Greek blind poet Homer, and it is the immortal heroic epic of ancient Greece and the cornerstone of Western classical culture.The entire poem of Iliad is divided into 24 volumes and 15693 lines. The main narrative is the story that the Greek Coalition sieged the Troy of the City of Asia Minor, focusing on what happened fifty days before the end of the war centered on the quarrel between Agamemon of the Commander of the Greek Coalition and Achilles of the Greek hero.Achilles of the Greek hero refused to conduct the battle in a blaze of passion for the female prisoner was taken away by Agamemon of the Commander, and then, the Greek Coalition suffered setbacks.After the death of his friend Patroclus, Achilles once again took up the battle, and finally killed Hector of the Troy”s Leader, which made the Greek Coalition convert defeat into victory.The entire poem of Odyssey is divided into 24 volumes and 12110 lines, narrating the story that Odysseus, the hero of the Greek Coalition and king of Ithaca, had been adrift for ten years on the sea, and finally returned to the homeland for husband-wife reunion after hardships and dangers.Odysseus was brave and resourceful, and presented the Trojan Horse in the Troy war, which made the Greek Coalition finally win.On his way back to his homeland, he went through hardships and adventures, and successively subdued the one-eyed giant God and the Witch and so on. Then, he was left on the island for 7 years for Karupso of female goddess. Finally, he asked the prophet Teiresias to return to his hometown.At that time, his wife, Peinero, was struggling to get rid of the woe of the suitors, then, he disguised himself as a beggar and shot all suitors, and finally reunited with his family.