The Will of the Gods!
14 hrs. 4 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Leonid Sverdlov
Author
Leonid Sverdlov
Narrator
Leonid Sverdlov
Narrator
Leonid Sverdlov
Description
The Trojan War has long become legend, and the Olympic gods are nothing more than museum sculptures and myth characters. But in those ancient times, when the gods lived side by side with people, nothing human was alien to them. The inhabitants of Olympus suffered very down-to-earth problems, joked, quarreled, loved and hated—oh, how they did! That’s how ancient authors portrayed them, vividly describing the heroic age in their poems. What if we tried to travel back to that glorious era and find out what it was really like?
Additional information: The book is based on works by many ancient writers. The author’s collected facts are presented in a clear modern language.
The book will be interesting for those who want to learn about the main myths of ancient Greece, to get acquainted with the content of the Iliad without having to wade through hexameters of academic translations.
The Iliad is a bestseller spanning several millennia—a book with which adventure literature began, fantasy that the civilized peoples of the ancient world played for centuries. Without knowing ancient Greek, we can’t enjoy the beauty of its wording anymore, but its plot and heroes must be known—if only to understand who statues in old parks depict, what’s shown in museum paintings, and what old— and often even modern—book authors constantly refer to and hint at.
Additional information: The book is based on works by many ancient writers. The author’s collected facts are presented in a clear modern language.
The book will be interesting for those who want to learn about the main myths of ancient Greece, to get acquainted with the content of the Iliad without having to wade through hexameters of academic translations.
The Iliad is a bestseller spanning several millennia—a book with which adventure literature began, fantasy that the civilized peoples of the ancient world played for centuries. Without knowing ancient Greek, we can’t enjoy the beauty of its wording anymore, but its plot and heroes must be known—if only to understand who statues in old parks depict, what’s shown in museum paintings, and what old— and often even modern—book authors constantly refer to and hint at.
00:25
100 Олимпийское спокойствие
03:12
101 Героический век
10:05
102 Зевс и Фетида
06:35
103 Леда и лебедь
07:50
104 Охота Пелея
11:25
105 Яблоко раздора
06:47
106 Сын Фетиды
14:21
107 Тезей и Пирифой
11:00
108 Подвиги Геракла
05:13
109 Аполлон и Кассандра
07:32
110 Суд Париса
05:41
111 Стрелы Эрота
18:58
112 День рождения Париса
08:03
113 Сизифов труд
07:49
114 Собрание богов
10:59
115 Женихи Елены
19:39
116 Филемон и Бавкида
00:17
200 Похищение Елены
07:55
201 Корабль Энея
08:11
202 Кифара и свирель
09:55
203 Похищение Елены
09:46
204 Диоскуры
17:14
205 Египетские боги
09:47
206 Безумный Одиссей
11:32
207 Дочери Ликомеда
08:58
208 Телеф
12:59
209 Путь в Трою
10:40
210 Гнев Артемиды
11:57
211 Ифигения
10:36
212 Филоктет
13:52
213 Возвращение Париса
15:12
214 Протесилай и Лаодамия
19:05
215 Неуязвимые герои
12:53
216 Приключения разведчиков
09:41
217 Осада Трои
00:53
300 Битва за Трою
25:07
301 Гнев
26:43
302 Поединок
12:04
303 Измена!
17:32
304 Подвиги Диомеда
12:26
305 Гектор и Андромаха
21:44
306 Гектор и Аякс
14:36
307 Прерванная битва
16:49
308 Делегация
13:39
309 Лазутчики
16:13
310 Подвиги Агамемнона
12:03
311 Прорыв
15:40
312 Пояс Афродиты
12:07
313 Последний рубеж
17:21
314 Патрокл
20:25
315 Новые доспехи
10:52
316 Примирение
21:15
317 Битва богов
17:00
318 Тело Гектора
00:46
400 Три богини
16:59
401 Слово Зевса
13:07
402 Свидание с Поликсеной
24:49
403 Спор об оружии
24:46
404 Яд лернейской гидры
10:41
405 Визит Гермеса
21:59
406 План Афины
17:11
407 Похищение Палладия
15:14
408 Троянская лошадь
19:49
409 Спасение Энея
18:45
410 Конец героического века
