La Iliada | Y La Odisea

Athena, his divine protector, disguises Odysseus as a ragged old beggar. He reveals himself only to his son Telemachus, and together they plan revenge.

The story begins when King Agamemnon dishonors Achilles by seizing his war prize, Briseis. Achilles withdraws from battle, leading to devastating losses for the Greeks until the death of his companion Patroclus forces his return. It concludes with the death of the Trojan hero Hector and his funeral. Key Elements: la iliada y la odisea

Tras ser insultado por el rey Agamenón, Aquiles —el mejor guerrero de los griegos (aqueos)— decide retirarse de la batalla. Su ausencia provoca que los troyanos, liderados por el príncipe Héctor, pongan a los griegos contra las cuerdas. Solo la muerte de Patroclo, el compañero más querido de Aquiles, logra que este regrese al campo de batalla para buscar venganza. Athena, his divine protector, disguises Odysseus as a

The war has been going on for nine long years. The Greeks (Achaeans) are camped outside the walls of Troy, unable to conquer the city. The poem begins with a quarrel between two Greek leaders: Su ausencia provoca que los troyanos, liderados por