オデュッセイア
Also known as the Odyssey, Homer's Odyssey, Hom. Od.
古代ギリシアの長編叙事詩
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The Odyssey is one of the two most important epic poems from ancient Greece, traditionally attributed to Homer, and tells the story of King Odysseus's ten-year struggle to return home to Ithaca after the Trojan War, facing numerous dangers along the way. It matters because it is one of the oldest and most influential surviving works of Western literature that continues to be widely read and studied today.
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Key facts
- Poem.name
- The Odyssey
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- Fragment Odyssee 2245 2.jpg
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- Oldest-known manuscript fragment of the Odyssey, produced in Ptolemaic Egypt during the 3rd century BC and unearthed in Medinet Ghoram
- Poem.original_title
- Ὀδύσσεια
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- el
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- See translations of the Odyssey or English translations
- Poem.language
- Homeric Greek
- Poem.genre
- Epic
- Poem.form
- Epic poem
- Poem.metre
- Dactylic hexameter
Article · 日本語
『オデュッセイア』（古代ギリシア語イオニア方言：ΟΔΥΣΣΕΙΑ, Ὀδύσσεια, Odysseia, ラテン語：Odyssea）は、『イーリアス』とともに「詩人ホメーロスの作」として伝承された古代ギリシアの長編叙事詩。
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