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The Odyssey of Homer (Four Volumes)

Translated by William Cullen Bryant.
Illustrations by Flaxman.
Houghton, Mifflin & Co., Riverside Press. 1905.

Odyssey Book BindingOdyssey Book Binding

Volume I

Title Page - Volume 1Title Page - Volume 1Volume IVolume IVolume 1 - List of IllustrationsVolume 1 - List of IllustrationsUlysses & Nausicaa (Frontispiece colored)Ulysses & Nausicaa (Frontispiece colored)Ulysses & Nausicaa (Frontispiece)Ulysses & Nausicaa (Frontispiece)Council of Jupiter, Minerva, Mercury. pg. 6Council of Jupiter, Minerva, Mercury. pg. 6Descent of Minerva to Ithica. pg. 8Descent of Minerva to Ithica. pg. 8Phemius Singing to Suitors. pg. 18Phemius Singing to Suitors. pg. 18Penelope Surprised by Suitors. pg. 30Penelope Surprised by Suitors. pg. 30Telemachus in Search of his Father. pg. 48Telemachus in Search of his Father. pg. 48Nestor's Sacrifice. pg. 72Nestor's Sacrifice. pg. 72Penelope's Dream. pg. 116Penelope's Dream. pg. 116Mercury's Message to Calypso. pg. 124Mercury's Message to Calypso. pg. 124Leucothea Preserving Ulysses. pg. 136Leucothea Preserving Ulysses. pg. 136Nausicaa Throwing the Ball. pg. 150Nausicaa Throwing the Ball. pg. 150Ulysses Following Causicar. pg. 160Ulysses Following Causicar. pg. 160

Volume II

Title Page. Volume IITitle Page. Volume IICircle. From Original painting by Burne-Jones. FrontpieceCircle. From Original painting by Burne-Jones. FrontpieceCircle. front pieceCircle. front pieceList of illustrationsList of illustrationsUlysses presenting himself to Alcinous & Arete. pg. 10Ulysses presenting himself to Alcinous & Arete. pg. 10Ulysses weeps at song of Demodocus pg. 46Ulysses weeps at song of Demodocus pg. 46Ulysses giving wine to Plyphemus. pg. 66Ulysses giving wine to Plyphemus. pg. 66Ulysses giving wine to Polyphemus (detail). pg. 66Ulysses giving wine to Polyphemus (detail). pg. 66King of Laestrigons seizing companions of Ulysses. pg. 84King of Laestrigons seizing companions of Ulysses. pg. 84Ulysses at table of Circle. pg. 96Ulysses at table of Circle. pg. 96Ulysses terrified by the ghosts. pg. 138Ulysses terrified by the ghosts. pg. 138Morning. pg. 140Morning. pg. 140The Sirens. pg. 148The Sirens. pg. 148Scylla. pg. 152Scylla. pg. 152Lampetia complaining to Apollo. pg. 160Lampetia complaining to Apollo. pg. 160

Volume III

Title Page. Vol. IIITitle Page. Vol. IIIReturn of Ulysses (colored). Frontis pieceReturn of Ulysses (colored). Frontis pieceReturn of Ulysses. Frontis pieceReturn of Ulysses. Frontis pieceList of Illustrations. Vol. IIIList of Illustrations. Vol. III
Ulysses, asleep, laid on his own coast. pg. 8Ulysses, asleep, laid on his own coast. pg. 8Ulysses conversing with Eumaeus. pg. 28Ulysses conversing with Eumaeus. pg. 28Apolo & Diana discharging their arrows. pg. 74Apolo & Diana discharging their arrows. pg. 74Minerva restoring Ulysses to his own shape. pg. 90Minerva restoring Ulysses to his own shape. pg. 90Ulysses and his dog. pg. 124Ulysses and his dog. pg. 124Ulysses preparing to fight with Irus. pg. 144Ulysses preparing to fight with Irus. pg. 144

Volume IV

Title page. Vol. IVTitle page. Vol. IVUlysses & Telmachus (colored). Frontis pieceUlysses & Telmachus (colored). Frontis pieceUlysses & Telemachus. Frontis pieceUlysses & Telemachus. Frontis pieceList of Illustrations. Vol. IVList of Illustrations. Vol. IV
Eurycleia discovers Ulysses. pg. 24Eurycleia discovers Ulysses. pg. 24Hapries going to seize the daughters of Pandarus. pg. 36Hapries going to seize the daughters of Pandarus. pg. 36Penelope carrying bow of Ulysses to the suitors. pg. 56Penelope carrying bow of Ulysses to the suitors. pg. 56Ulysses killing the suitors. pg. 82Ulysses killing the suitors. pg. 82Ulysses killing suitors (detail). pg. 82Ulysses killing suitors (detail). pg. 82Meeting of Ulysses & Penelope. pg. 112Meeting of Ulysses & Penelope. pg. 112Mercury conducting souls to infernal regions. pg. 122Mercury conducting souls to infernal regions. pg. 122
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