Where Troy once stood :
Subtitle: the mystery of Homer's Iliad and Odyssey revealed
Edition: US
Publisher: St. Martin's Press
Published: 1991 07
Place of publication: New York US
Language: eng
Number of pages: 365
Copyright date: 1990
First sentence: Since classical antiquity, man has sought to elucidate what is, perhaps, the greatest mystery in European civilization: the origin, background and meaning of the two most ancient European poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey, which are attributed to Homer, about.whom virtually nothing is known.
Table of contents: title: https://ia801204.us.archive.org/33/items/where-troy-once-stood/Where%20Troy%20Once%20Stood_text.pdf; title: .; title: Contents; title: List of Maps; title: Acknowledgements; title: Part I: The Mystery; title: 1; title: 2; title: 3; title: 4; title: 5; title: 6; title: PONE; title: Homer’s Epics: Myth and Reality; title: The Iliad and Odyssey: A Message; title: The Location of Troy; title: Twelve Keys to the Mystery; title: (i) The Combatants; title: (ii) The Ocean and the Tides; title: (iii) The Climate; title: (iv) The Vegetation; title: (v) Horses; title: (vi) Cattle; title: (vii) The Food; title: (viii) The Dykes; title: (ix) Art; title: (x) Religion; title: (xi) Philosophy; title: (xii) A Mismatch in Time; title: The Celts; title: The Missing Links: Dares and Dictys; title: Part II: The World of the Iliad; title: The Troad, Troy and Priam, King of England; title: The Gog Magog Hills; title: The Game of Troy; title: The Frontiers of the Troad (The Channel,; title: the North Sea, Scotland, The Isle of Wight); title: Egypt (Seine-Maritime, northern France); title: Crete (Scandinavia); title: Ithaca (Cadiz, southern Spain); title: Pylos and Sparta (Southern Spain); title: 101; title: 105; title: 117; title: Part III:; title: LON; title: The Honeymoon of Paris and Helen (Isla Canela,; title: southern Spain); title: Nestor’s Tale (Lesbos — the Isle of Wight); title: Argos, Mycenae and Agamemnon, King of France; title: The Seven Towns Offered to Achilles; title: (Rhineland Palatinate); title: Back to Egypt; title: Celtic Territory in 1200 Bc; title: Rendezvous in Aulis (North Jutland, Denmark); title: Libya (Southwest France); title: The Isle of Syria (Ireland); title: More Surprises; title: (i) Olympus; title: (ii) Thrace; title: (iii) The Phoenicians; title: (iv) The Pirates: Taphians and Thesprotians; title: (v) Cyprus; title: (vi) Sicily; title: (vii) Ethiopia; title: The World of the Odyssey; title: The Odyssey: Reality and Symbolism; title: Navigation in the Bronze Age; title: Odysseus’ Itinerary; title: Ismarus, Town of the Cicones (Finistére,; title: Brittany); title: Cape Malea (Cape St Vincent, southern Portugal); title: The land of the Lotus-Eaters (Senegal); title: The Land of the Cyclopes (Cape Verde Islands); title: The Aeolian Isle (Saba, Netherlands Antilles); title: The Land of the Laestrygonians (Cuba); title: Aeaea, the Island of Circe (Schouwen, the; title: Netherlands); title: Hades (The Island of Walcheren, southwest; title: Netherlands); title: Circe (Nehalennia) in Zeeland; title: 13. The Tin Route (Sirens, Scylla and Charybdis,; title: Thrinacia) 226; title: 14 The Siren’s Song (The Solent, southern England) 229; title: 15 Scylla and Charybdis (Mount’s Bay, Cornwall) 231; title: 16 Thrinacia, the Island of Helios (Land’s End,; title: Cornwall) 235; title: 17 Ogygia, the Island of Calypso (St Miguel, Azores) 239; title: 18 Scheria, the Island of the Phaeacians (Lanzarote,; title: Canary Islands) 247; title: 19 Odysseus Finally Returns to Ithaca (Cadiz,; title: southwest Spain) 258; title: 20 The Destiny of the Gods 265; title: 21 Who was Homer? 269; title: Part IV: The Catalogue of Ships; title: 1 Where did all the Warriors come from? 277; title: 2 The Achaean army 281; title: 3 The Trojan army 307; title: 4 Maps 14-19 316; title: Appendix Notes Nos 1-25 340; title: Bibliography 363; title: .