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| The Odyssey (Penguin Classics)
Homer
Robert Fagles
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Bernard MacGregor Walker Knox
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￥ 1,613（税込）
￥ 1,657（税込）
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ジャンル内ランキング：10,003位
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“I long to be homeward bound” Simon and Garfunkle
The T ojan Wa is ove and one of ou he o kings is lost. His son (Telemachus) t avels to find any info mation a out his fathe ’s fait. His wife (Penelope) must cunningly hold off suito s that a e eating them out of house and home. If he eve makes it home Odysseus will have to detect those se vants loyal f om those who a e not. One a sent king against ows of suito s; how will he give them thei just dese ts? We look to B ight Eyed Pallas Athena to help p ophecy come t ue. Inte estingly all the tales of monste s and gods on the sea voyage was told y Odysseus. Notice that no on else su vives to tell the tale. So we have to ely on Odysseus’ wo d. Many movies took sections of The Odyssey, and expanded them to make inte esting sto ies those selves. Not just the sto y ut the way in which it is told will keep you up late at night eading.
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| The Iliad (Penguin Classics)
Homer
Robert Fagles
Bernard MacGregor Walker Knox
￥ 1,714（税込）
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通常24時間以内に発送
ジャンル内ランキング：44,518位
カスタマーレビュー数：3
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The ground is dark with blood
With many ooks, t anslations a e negligi le, with two o vious exceptions, one is the Bi le, and su p isingly the othe is The Iliad. Fo example: "Rage--Goddess, sing the age of Peleus’ son Achilles, Mu de ous, doomed, that cost the Achaeans countless losses, hu ling down to the House of Death so many souls, g eat fighte s’ souls. But made thei odies ca ion, feasts fo dogs and i ds, and the will of Zeus was moving towa ds its end. Begin, Muse, when the two fi st oke and clashed, Agamemnon lo d of men and illiant Achilles." -T anslated y Ro e t Fagles “Sing, O Goddess, the ange of Achilles, son of Peleus, that ought countless ills upon the Achaeans. Many a ave soul did it send hu ying down to Hades, and many a he oes did it yield a p ey to dogs and vultu es fo so we e the counsels of Zeus fulfilled f om the day on which the son of At eus, king of men, and g eat Achilles fi st fell out with one anothe .” -T anslated y Samuel Butle Ou sto y takes place in the ninth yea of the ongoing wa . We get some int oduction to the fi st nine yea s ut they a e just a ackg ound to this tale of p ide, so ow and evenge. The sto y will also end a uptly efo e the end of the wa . We have the wide conflict etween the T ojans and Achaeans ove a matte of p ide; the gods get to take sides and many times di ect spea s and shields. Although the mo e focused conflict is the powe st uggle etween two diffe ent types of powe . That of Achilles, son of Peleus and the g eatest individual wa ie and that of Agamemnon, lo d of men, who’s powe comes fo m position. We a e t eated to a low y low inside sto y as to what each is thinking and an unva nished desc iption of the pe ils of wa .
The Iliad
This so-called myth w itten y Home , a G eek poet takes place a ound the yea 1440 B.C. This sto y talks a out the ealities of wa , love, f iendship, and most impo tantly, sadness. It mostly talks a out what's happening on Mt. Olympus (the place whe e the G eek gods live), the f iendship etween Achilles and Pat oclus, and finally the diffe ent fights that occu th oughout the ten yea s of utality. Although most people think that the Iliad contains eve ything that happened du ing the T ojan wa , it isn't the case. This ook is only the fi st pa t of the ten-yea wa . The Odyssey is the second and final pa t of this wa . What's fa ulous a out this t anslated ve sion of the Iliad y Ro e t Fagles is that it can e ead y child en and adults. The e a e two easons why it is eada le fo anyone. One eason is that the Iliad is exciting to the pe son who eads it and the pe son won't put the ook down. The second eason is that fo the pe son who has an inte est in eading a out ancient myths, its extensiveness is satisfying. Also it has an extended glossa y, maps, notes, and one-sentence desc iptions of all the cha acte s. I ecommend this ook to people who a e inte ested in ancient G eek myths.
神々の傲慢と古代世界の恐ろしさ
ホメロスなる盲目詩人が残したトロイ戦争をめぐる長い長い叙事詩、近年ブラピ主演のハリウッド映画・『トロイ』として登場した。 散文を読む時は気づかないが、詩文を読むとしみじみ思う。外国語は所詮外国語だわ〜。本書は世評に高い新英語訳だそう…英語詩文の質については私はコメント出来ない。 主人公はアキレウス。トロイに対するギリシア側最強の戦士。半神半人の荒ぶる魂。で、こやつが凄い。こんな我儘無責任なエゴイスト、なんで「英雄」なんだと首を傾げる。こいつに比べればトロイ側のヘクトールこそ人間的に優れた良き男、英雄に相応しい。しかしそれはどうやら現代人の感覚なのだ。アキレウスが何故「英雄」なのか…いっちゃん「強い」から。そう閃いた瞬間、古代世界にほんの少し触れた気がした。戦に勝ってこそ偉大なのだ。負ければ一巻の終わり、虐殺されるか奴隷にされる。勝ち組こそが英雄的なのである。「大将の人間性」などというキレイ事は通用しない。それが「古代」なのだ。
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| The Odyssey
Homer
Bernard MacGregor Walker Knox
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Robert Fagles
（翻訳）
￥ 2,706（税込）
￥ 4,326（税込）
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| The Oresteia (Penguin Classics)
Aeschylus
Robert Fagles
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￥ 1,109（税込）
￥ 880（税込）
ジャンル内ランキング：159,561位
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| Homer/the Iliad (Classics on Cassette)
Robert Fagles
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ジャンル内ランキング：677,709位
カスタマーレビュー数：3
【くちコミ情報】
The ground is dark with blood
With many ooks, t anslations a e negligi le, with two o vious exceptions, one is the Bi le, and su p isingly the othe is The Iliad. Fo example: "Rage--Goddess, sing the age of Peleus’ son Achilles, Mu de ous, doomed, that cost the Achaeans countless losses, hu ling down to the House of Death so many souls, g eat fighte s’ souls. But made thei odies ca ion, feasts fo dogs and i ds, and the will of Zeus was moving towa ds its end. Begin, Muse, when the two fi st oke and clashed, Agamemnon lo d of men and illiant Achilles." -T anslated y Ro e t Fagles “Sing, O Goddess, the ange of Achilles, son of Peleus, that ought countless ills upon the Achaeans. Many a ave soul did it send hu ying down to Hades, and many a he oes did it yield a p ey to dogs and vultu es fo so we e the counsels of Zeus fulfilled f om the day on which the son of At eus, king of men, and g eat Achilles fi st fell out with one anothe .” -T anslated y Samuel Butle Ou sto y takes place in the ninth yea of the ongoing wa . We get some int oduction to the fi st nine yea s ut they a e just a ackg ound to this tale of p ide, so ow and evenge. The sto y will also end a uptly efo e the end of the wa . We have the wide conflict etween the T ojans and Achaeans ove a matte of p ide; the gods get to take sides and many times di ect spea s and shields. Although the mo e focused conflict is the powe st uggle etween two diffe ent types of powe . That of Achilles, son of Peleus and the g eatest individual wa ie and that of Agamemnon, lo d of men, who’s powe comes fo m position. We a e t eated to a low y low inside sto y as to what each is thinking and an unva nished desc iption of the pe ils of wa .
The Iliad
This so-called myth w itten y Home , a G eek poet takes place a ound the yea 1440 B.C. This sto y talks a out the ealities of wa , love, f iendship, and most impo tantly, sadness. It mostly talks a out what's happening on Mt. Olympus (the place whe e the G eek gods live), the f iendship etween Achilles and Pat oclus, and finally the diffe ent fights that occu th oughout the ten yea s of utality. Although most people think that the Iliad contains eve ything that happened du ing the T ojan wa , it isn't the case. This ook is only the fi st pa t of the ten-yea wa . The Odyssey is the second and final pa t of this wa . What's fa ulous a out this t anslated ve sion of the Iliad y Ro e t Fagles is that it can e ead y child en and adults. The e a e two easons why it is eada le fo anyone. One eason is that the Iliad is exciting to the pe son who eads it and the pe son won't put the ook down. The second eason is that fo the pe son who has an inte est in eading a out ancient myths, its extensiveness is satisfying. Also it has an extended glossa y, maps, notes, and one-sentence desc iptions of all the cha acte s. I ecommend this ook to people who a e inte ested in ancient G eek myths.
神々の傲慢と古代世界の恐ろしさ
ホメロスなる盲目詩人が残したトロイ戦争をめぐる長い長い叙事詩、近年ブラピ主演のハリウッド映画・『トロイ』として登場した。 散文を読む時は気づかないが、詩文を読むとしみじみ思う。外国語は所詮外国語だわ〜。本書は世評に高い新英語訳だそう…英語詩文の質については私はコメント出来ない。 主人公はアキレウス。トロイに対するギリシア側最強の戦士。半神半人の荒ぶる魂。で、こやつが凄い。こんな我儘無責任なエゴイスト、なんで「英雄」なんだと首を傾げる。こいつに比べればトロイ側のヘクトールこそ人間的に優れた良き男、英雄に相応しい。しかしそれはどうやら現代人の感覚なのだ。アキレウスが何故「英雄」なのか…いっちゃん「強い」から。そう閃いた瞬間、古代世界にほんの少し触れた気がした。戦に勝ってこそ偉大なのだ。負ければ一巻の終わり、虐殺されるか奴隷にされる。勝ち組こそが英雄的なのである。「大将の人間性」などというキレイ事は通用しない。それが「古代」なのだ。
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| The Odyssey (Wonders of the World)
Homer
Anita Karl
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James Kemp
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Robert Fagles
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| The Iliad (Penguin Classics)
Robert Fagles
Homer
Bernard M.W. Knox
（序論）
Sir Derek Jacobi
（ナレーション）
￥ 2,759（税込）
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| The Iliad
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Bernard MacGregor Walker Knox
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Maria Tucci
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Robert Fagles
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