The Iliad is an epic poem believed to have been composed by Homer, describing events of the final year of the 10 year siege of Troy by Greece. Chapman's translation is the first English translation directly from the Greek. - Summary by Fritz
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Chapters
- Chapter 1
First Book
47:47 - Chapter 2
Second Book, Part I
35:11 - Chapter 3
Second Book, Part II
29:25 - Chapter 4
Third Book
40:10 - Chapter 5
Fourth Book
47:22 - Chapter 6
Fifth Book, Part I
35:47 - Chapter 7
Fifth Book, Part II
37:55 - Chapter 8
Sixth Book
45:07 - Chapter 9
Seventh Book
34:14 - Chapter 10
Eighth Book
41:43 - Chapter 11
Ninth Book
52:55 - Chapter 12
Tenth Book
39:39 - Chapter 13
Eleventh Book, Part I
30:20 - Chapter 14
Eleventh Book, Part II
32:34 - Chapter 15
Twelfth Book
36:42 - Chapter 16
Thirteenth Book, Part I
25:52 - Chapter 17
Thirteenth Book, Part II
33:46 - Chapter 18
Fourteenth Book
35:26 - Chapter 19
Fifthteenth Book
56:36 - Chapter 20
Sixteenth Book, Part I
32:22 - Chapter 21
Sixteenth Book, Part II
33:05 - Chapter 22
Seventeenth Book
53:05 - Chapter 23
Eighteenth Book
45:42 - Chapter 24
Nineteenth Book
33:35 - Chapter 25
Twentieth Book
36:15 - Chapter 26
Twenty-first Book
44:56 - Chapter 27
Twenty-seond Book
37:31 - Chapter 28
Twenty-third Book, Part I
28:35 - Chapter 29
Twenty-third Book, Part II
35:48 - Chapter 30
Twenty-fourth Book
57:04