Attributed to Homer, L-Iliade and L-Odyssée are two founding texts of Greek literature.
Iliade tells the end of the Trojan War and explores the honour, anger and glory of heroes.
The Odyssey follows the long return of Ulysses to Ithaca, between trials, tricks and fidelity.
These epics mixing gods and humans have profoundly marked Western culture and remain major references.
Recognized as the foundations of Greek and world literature, Iliade and Odyssey continue to inspire writers, artists, philosophers and filmmakers throughout the centuries. Their epic content, rich in symbols and emotions, makes it essential references to understand the thought, beliefs and society of ancient Greece.
