Epic poem · 1913
The Fall of Troy
Posthomerica
Translated by Arthur S. Way (1913)
Quintus Smyrnaeus continues the Iliad from the funeral of Hector through the deaths of Achilles, Paris and the Amazon queen Penthesileia, the wooden horse and the sack of Troy, to the Greeks' storm-wrecked voyage home.
Contents · 14 parts
- Book Iabout 1130 lines
- Book IIabout 820 lines
- Book IIIabout 920 lines
- Book IVabout 670 lines
- Book Vabout 760 lines
- Book VIabout 720 lines
- Book VIIabout 810 lines
- Book VIIIabout 540 lines
- Book IXabout 600 lines
- Book Xabout 530 lines
- Book XIabout 520 lines
- Book XIIabout 630 lines
- Book XIIIabout 620 lines
- Book XIVabout 720 lines