The Odyssey Free Audiobook Download by Homer


The Odyssey by Homer is a novel written in Greek, one of the earliest and greatest works of Western literature. The story begins when the protagonist, Odysseus, and his men land on an island inhabited by women, sorceresses who have been turned into birds. The Odyssey is a rags-to-riches journey filled with trials and adventures; it's considered the foundational work of literature that introduced many important themes and ideas to Western culture.

The Odyssey is the oldest known Greek epic poem, and one of the most famous works of literature in the Western world. The novel was written by Homer around 800 BC. It tells the story of the Greek hero Odysseus, who is known for his wits and cunning to get past any obstacle. This epic tale includes many adventures and unique characters such as Calypso, Circe, and Penelope.

The Odyssey is a story of man's struggle against fate, destiny, and the gods. It tells the tale of Odysseus's ten year journey home from the Trojan War. As Odysseus makes his way back to Ithaca, he battles Ciconian warriors, Cyclops, sirens, and other mythical creatures before finally reaching home.

The Odyssey is a literary masterpiece that has enthralled readers for over 2,700 years. This audiobook download of 'The Odyssey" by Homer featuring the narration of Derek Jacobi is just one of many options available for listening to this timeless tale.

Homer's epic poem is one of the most famous pieces of literature in Western civilization--but what if you could hear it for yourself, read by a well-known British actor? Now you can, with this exclusive download.

Hesiod, Homer's ancient Greek predecessor, lived around 700 BC. Hesiod is credited with writing down the epic poem called Theogony. It tells of a disastrous battle between the Olympian gods and the Titans. It is believed that Homer based his Odyssey on this poem which was then updated by many other authors over time.

Published Date 2000-06-16
Duration 9 hours 19 minutes
Author Homer
Narrated Derek Jacobi
Reviews
(43 Reviews)
Abridged Yes
Is It Free? 30-days Free
Category Fiction & Literature
Parent Category Poetry

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