The Odyssey (FULL Audiobook)

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The Odyssey - audiobook
HOMER (c. 8th cen - c. 8th cen), translated by Samuel BUTLER (1613 - 1680)
The Odyssey is one of the two major ancient Greek epic poems (the other being the Iliad), attributed to the poet Homer. The poem is commonly dated to between 800 and 600 BC. The poem is, in part, a sequel to the Iliad, and concerns the events that befall the Greek hero Odysseus in his long journey back to his native land Ithaca after the fall of Troy.
It takes Odysseus ten years to return to his native land of Ithaca after ten years of war; during his 20-year absence, his son Telemachus and his wife Penelope must deal with a group of unruly suitors who have moved into Odysseus' home to compete for Penelope's hand in marriage, since most have assumed that Odysseus has died.
The poem is a fundamental text in the Western canon and continues to be read in both Homeric Greek and translations around the world. (Summary from Wikipedia
Genre(s): Action & Adventure Fiction, Classics (Antiquity), Nautical & Marine Fiction
Language: English (FULL Audiobook)

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[@newjones1754]

Thank you for the audio great voice aswell. If only I knew this 6 years ago when I started my education. Those books are not only exspensive but, it was absolute torrture to read the books like The art of war/ odyssey and endless more that is part of Archeology with ADHD .

[@johnkohut8848]

Ok

[@cartergomez5390]

I'm going to sign up for audible sometime this week. I'm getting my stipend from school, my federal tax return and got a job interview today so I'm going to be rolling in the dough and this will enable me to do a lot of paying for debts and self-improvement and also catapult my affiliate marketing business and possibly get certified as a personal motivational coach. I see you have an affiliate link as well. It seems to be the go-to business opportunity in order for me to start taking more trips to the beach and take up kayaking.

[@daanandrei]

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[@randomandstupid]

People are complaining about the voices... it may not be great quality audio/narration, but it's free, shut up and appreciate that they did this at all.

[@Alabaster_Joness]

Yer darn tootin

[@maovslandlords9244]

Louder for those in the back!

[@Otto-mq8lg]

Sounds clear & simple better than most..

[@TruthTriumphs777]

😂

[@EthanHaddad7]

Whoever made this, I couldn’t thank you enough. I have to read The Odyssey for my classical literature class and my ADHD makes it hard for me read absorb information without hearing it read out loud.

[@NoNameNinjaa]

i second this

[@ahrusato6975]

SAME

[@shaggythepunk3951]

Same bro

[@bryan.conrad]

As mentioned at the start it's a librivox recording. It's a group of volunteers that record audio books of public domain works (anything out of copyright). All of the classics have excellent recordings like this so check them out!

[@simonibrahim9403]

SAME.

[@LeafAsterion]

I refuse to believe that anyone can listen to this and not think it's the coolest thing ever.

[@memespufferfish6591]

ive seen cooler

[@bethanywangler8642]

Start times for almost all of the books: Book 2 - 23:27 Book 3 - 46:50 Book 4 - 1:11:40 Book 5 - 1:55:45 Book 8 - 3:05:34 Book 9 - 3:36:07 Book 10 - 4:14:24 Book 11 - 4:51:34 Book 12 - 5:32:54 Book 13 - 6:02:41 Book 14 - 6:37:28 Book 15 - 7:01:10 Book 16 - 7:31:44 Book 17 - 7:59:47 Book 18 - 8:31:32 Book 19 - 8:54:09 Book 20 - 9:24:45 Book 21 - 9:47:04 Book 22 - 10:14:14 Book 23 - 10:44:46 Book 24 - 11:11:50

[@oliviasimoes9885]

OMFG

[@liathramirez8570]

YOUR A WONDERFUL PERSON 🤗🤗🤗

[@bethanywangler8642]

@Grace deBenedictis My pleasure!

[@bethanywangler8642]

@@liathramirez8570 Glad to help!

[@tatatory627]

Book 6 2:23

[@Captain-ln3vh]

My married side of the family is Greek. It’s so fun. I sit with my 86 year old father in law and the stories and history he knows is amazing. An man who immigrated to the United States with $100 and built an empire. A man who never forgot his home country and loved the United States. He says, “ I have two mothers, one gave me birth, one gave me freedom and I love them both.”

[@STARSanSTRIPES]

God bless you 🙏

[@Notkosher308]

Freedom....

[@OhSnapAGirl]

Here strictly for the love of Ancient Lore and History. These tales were told out aloud for centuries and now for the JOY, fear, sadness, adventure, and true experience these tales are meant to bring, hearing it told out loud to you is the most perfect way emerse yourself in a world long lost to time. 💜♥️💜 Thank you to everyone who worked to give us this beautiful gift of history.

[@nellobalan1925]

Thank you Homer?

[@nellobalan1925]

This is not a tale! This is the how literature starts and hardly anyone will ever touch again

[@uietwyatt4841]

@@nellobalan1925 that's my goal dude. So we will see

[@ruggiebuggie3195]

Just a heads up for some of you. This is the version where they use the Roman names of the characters instead of the Greek ones. Ulysses=Odysseus Minerva=Athena Jupiter=Zeus Neptune=Poseidon Mercury=Hermes Pluto=Hades etc.

[@sleepiboi9944]

thanks love u

[@Liam-Carlson]

Thank you. I was confused at first

[@TheChemists]

Thank u

[@norbitcleaverhook5040]

They call Zeus Jove as well.

[@luisdomingos246]

​@@norbitcleaverhook5040i didn't know that, thank you

[@tmanningart3082]

FYI This is available for Kindle for .99. Following along while listening is helping my reading comprehension immensely. Also, thank you to those who added the “bookmarks”.

[@aleksanderbskarstein3507]

shame on you`re advertising 4 amazons book burning and cudos on the "bookmarks"

[@gentlemandank9827]

Thank you all the readers and to the uploader, to those complaining about the various readers wtf they are doing us a great service if you dont like it then read it out loud yourself, ingrates.

[@Nullifidian]

Well said. It never fails to amaze me how many people will complain about something that is free. If they want a professionally produced and narrated audiobook, they can go and buy one.

[@gunner678]

Absolutely!

[@ItzMorgaNpvp]

For real, some of them probably dropped dead trying to read this to us pitiful dogs who wish to get goodly literature as such at no cost to ourselves

[@thomashonjr]

let's not just give it a pass. LibriVox is a great idea and a valuable service, but in this instance it suffers in the execution. The abrupt changes in voices, the variations in volume, the strong accents: all these are distractions from enjoyment.

[@fredjones554]

In the Librevox Iliad most chapters are read excellently and brave and noble deeds are recounted, then out of the blue one chapter is read in the most campy voice possible. I can imagine the armies ancient listeners rising from the dead to smite this foul rhapsode.

[@raybarry4307]

The readers voice made this very pleasant. Loved it.

[@St.Linguini_of_Pesto]

She is one of the best Readers on Librivox.. definitely one of my personal favorites.

[@uselesscamel5360]

Okay, now this is epic

[@jahnovic7907]

So true

[@janebeman6259]

It's the definitive epic!

[@jamzam9807]

Haha

[@bert2382]

Yeah it is. That's actually what this type of story is called.

[@CL-ws6ki]

Mmm 👌 👌 👌 comedy of caliber good sir 🧐

[@FosterF.]

Am I the only one doing this for fun? 😭 greek mythology is interesting, guys, c’mon

[@nothingatall8689]

Me too

[@skye8153]

omg nonbinary greek mythology squad

[@joannahernandez9472]

@@skye8153 *enter sweater weather*

[@myselftheother1847]

Its very cool to listen to this, as its connecting with people who lived so long ago.

[@willmpet]

I spent so much time taking classics in college but never read this book! I am doing this because it adds so much to one's wisdom. Homer went from town to town telling this tale and "The Iliad"!

[@ethanoconnor5214]

So much easier than reading it for school. Thank you 🙏

[@maxuribe313]

@Jason Witt why are you so negative you fucking boomer

[@terrysullins9218]

bo i think its fun too

[@abbywoodward5434]

ulysses= odysseus jove= zeus minerva= athena neptune= poseidon

[@slappy8941]

It really pisses me off that Butler changed the names in the translation. Why not give them Zulu or Eskimo names?

[@samarabrutus406]

Thanks

[@FosterF.]

I felt so smart when I figured this out on my own lol Idk why they didn’t use a Greek translation.

[@hairynervous]

i'm wondering why the titans' names are the same as in greek and etruscan

[@canosoda2781]

omg thank you so much 😅

[@freeyourmind4349]

How am I just reading this for the first time after 29 yrs of life? I'm grateful to the gods!

[@adrianocollinzo5712]

By the elder.gods

[@gentlemandank9827]

Man is like wine we aquire better taste with age, and im 29 as well just finished the Illiad

[@freeyourmind4349]

@@gentlemandank9827 hahaha im reading it now and for the last week or so

[@mrdaws9799]

Nerds

[@jimhayd7857]

Read the translation by Fitzgerald. I think a male reader would be better. This was meant to be read aloud.

[@CherriPopSoda]

Set the playback speed to 1.5x if you’re like me and forget about summer reading until late August ✌🏻❤️

[@mikeoneill81]

Yeah, I’m at Ch. 17 at 10 pm and I need to be done before the morning. 😅

[@CherriPopSoda]

@@mikeoneill81 rip, hope you finish this before class, buddy X3

[@mikeoneill81]

@@CherriPopSoda not only did your 1.5 trick work, but I was also able to use it to get ahead in the morning and finish Gilgamesh 😅

[@rixku3358]

I think it’s so much easier to listen than reading this. Especially for school.

[@sandragrundy1516]

Would be much easier if the readers weren't so painful to the ear, they've given me a headache. Give a soothing male voice any day.

[@shubhankarsingh4065]

Childe isn't that good right for the new abyss?

[@Handsoffthekids]

Although less enjoyable and you forego the accomplishment of reading it yourself.

[@marshall5452]

am i the only one doing this because I don't feel like reading it for school

[@Sean-tx8ol]

yeah, me.

[@leeleexa3240]

Me

[@uh.next_1748]

Same

[@matthewwright6518]

These poems were made to be recited and listened to; students are doing nothing wrong by listening to this recording.

[@visualeyezdoug8158]

Me, I’m listening to go along with Assassins Creed Odyssey.

[@victoriakay7933]

Much more enjoyable to be returning to this after more than 10 years! Boy did I suffer through reading it in junior high school :)

[@2Hot2]

The first reader was great. They should have chained her to a rock until she finished the whole book. I also find Butler's prose translation much more understandable and entertaining than the stilted and abstruse verse translations, which are kind of silly considering that the Greeks didn't even have rhyme!

[@HA-in1me]

🤣

[@ThundaBeast]

Lol

[@fredjones554]

The rhyming Iliad is just as bad

[@megannnB]

Listening to this while I go to sleep

[@Jordanmode]

Same. I use it for sleep too. 😴😴😴

[@Jordanmode]

:3

[@visitjoana4576]

Such a great book. Thanks to all involved in this recording😊

[@vikinginger1889]

Thank you for recording this. I enjoyed listening

[@St.Linguini_of_Pesto]

I've never read this or had any interest in this tale.. but I watched something on the streaming service Pluto.. a beautifully illustrated telling of the epic. Pretty dark, but thrilling & surprising. So much adventure & danger.. no wonder this tale still has the power to intrigue & capture imaginations.. nearly _3,000_ years after it was written.

[@katelynnlee5158]

Hmmm I know it's normal, but I don't really like how it's a different narrator for every chapter. lol It doesn't flow, but anyway, thanks for this audiobook!

[@poordoubloon10]

Ah yes, my favorite Greek classic, _Gae Odgsseg_

[@mrdaws9799]

🤓 nerd

[@improveimproveimprove]

It looks cool.

[@LokiOdinsson88]

😂

[@kevinvandemark5088]

Book 1 - 00:24 Book 2 - 23:06 Book 3 - 46:44 Book 4 - 1:12:11 Book 5 - 1:55:45

[@moneyeatnoodles]

that switch up at 1:42:39 really caught me off guard lol

[@mrdaws9799]

Nerd

[@nmvhr]

@@mrdaws9799 gcad

[@kyky409]

Me too! Lol

[@ds200O]

Her voice annoyed me tbh

[@ds200O]

I take that back, the grandma raspy voice 😭

[@AncientCampfire]

Oh man, the misuse of Greek letters to write English like that makes me so uncomfortable lol

[@dunnyboy3444]

The ohms dizzy

[@KonKLove]

Remember the USS Liberty

[@diannew6066]

@@nothankyouKZbin420 What makes you think Chris is a man? It's a woman's name too Gymosh Minaluttlalallala - talk about uncomfortable names!

[@VladTygr]

Yeah, the same for me when I see Americans abuse Cyrillic...

[@69Jackjones69]

My thoughts exactly. Replacing the English letter O with the Greek letter theta

[@richiemedina1966]

I have never read this classic TY SO MUCH!

[@STARSanSTRIPES]

"This is what you should teach me, how to be like Odysseus-how to love my country, wife and father, and how, even after suffering shipwreck, I might keep sailing on course to those honorable ends." Seneca, Moral Letters, 88.7b

[@starchildofthe90s7]

Wow that was amazing

[@glenellisquinn]

pretty interesting how they were able to get Marge from Fargo to read the second half of book 4

[@honeytubs]

In the first minute. The way the sun god prevented them from reaching home, as told in another translation, is amazing. The god blotted out the day of their return.

[@PRS247]

Thanks to sweet nerds who decide to do this for free, for the masses.

[@larryparis925]

Whoa... much to learn about the Greek pantheon to understand this.

[@margaretgoodheart4167]

Kudos to the readers...good job

[@slimypickles9009]

I just finished and I can only see that picture now. I have memorized the RGB values of each individual pixel. I could recreate that given paint, a brush, and canvas. I sometimes forget that I didn't paint that picture now, someone else did.

[@burberryj5364]

Narrator did an excellent job

[@sweeteststar3882]

The lady reading book 5 sounds like my great grandma lol

[@mrdaws9799]

You sound like a grandma... nerd

[@margaretmaki1049]

I have a quiz on books 1-10 tomorrow and I’m only on book 3

[@randomstuff2848]

Did you pass

[@mystixp7502]

Random Stuff I’m wondering the same thing

[@dantethegiant1468]

Same should have pressed the x2 speed

[@Halogalandwanderer]

How did it go?

[@tommyodonovan3883]

Slip teech a nickel bag.

[@jessicaolsen1808]

Wow, what happened 1hour 42min in when and audio voice read it. I can't even turn it on again, and it is such a good story!

[@strydyrhellzrydyr1345]

That far in and... Audio voice read it... What.... What does that even mean

[@Alabaster_Joness]

Lol audio voice read it. Sounds like a bad chinese translation. I'm snickering

[@AsapVisionGoat]

Going to write down the times where I left off, so I can listen to the whole book 💯❤😂 Hopefully it goes well. Gang gang “The Odyssey” plus the “The Liad”❤

[@AsapVisionGoat]

33:12

[@AsapVisionGoat]

3hrs 19mins

[@AsapVisionGoat]

4:09:21

[@AsapVisionGoat]

9:48:00

[@QuynhNguyen-ii9lg]

Book I: 00:00 - 23:05

[@smorescientist6185]

Book 2: 23:06-46:40

[@spaceytracey1237]

@@smorescientist6185 👌

[@spaceytracey1237]

👌

[@mr.bright4905]

Any one complaining go read

[@tommyt390]

I fucking love this book the best piece of history we have

[@gunner678]

History, o really? I think not, but it is a wonderful piece of mythology.

[@winstonsmith7686]

This is fabulous, and i love all the readers, thank you from the depths of my being for helping to make our time on this planet more bearable, if not just bearable but for a while wonderful!

[@RecoveredAshh]

7:59:49 Book 17 8:31:35 Book 18

[@flostalzhu1490]

1:17:50 2:18:39 3:22:27 3:59:13 4:07:41 4:26:31 4:29:37 5:00:54 5:19:12 9:33:04 9:54:00 10:05:21 10:39:15

[@senatesheev]

Why is everyone getting so pressed about it being the Roman names? It makes no difference. I'm reading this along with the book and it's word for word (other than the roman names)

[@codewithhappymode]

I am in junior highschool and this is realy helping me learn Odysssey!

[@escapefelicity2913]

MIT App Inventor sounds very tasty. I wish I was in Jr High. ;)

[@jakecatskill]

Thank you so much for your contribution Keep being you

[@royinxu5965]

I recommend changing the speed to 2x it makes the voices less annoying.👍🏼

[@ArtzyLxna]

her voice isnt that bad, but thats your opinion

[@huadongliu427]

bookmark 5:26:23 bookmark 5:51:51

[@MewsAdventure]

If there’s one thing from this I’m going to remember forever it’s definitely “the child of morning, rosy-fingered dawn”

[@jaxtonlango3287]

O Brother Where Art Thou

[@stuartharry8279]

You have a beautiful voice lovely listening to you.

[@mrdaws9799]

Giga nerd

[@ReneePsalm18]

Personal bookmark 3:26 6:25 9:22 11:56 14:44 16:47

[@PRS247]

I wish the audio quality were clear and high definition...

[@rykerhoppe9245]

she using the wrong names for the gods she's using roman names not the actual Greek names.

[@ericb2409]

You're correct, they are using the Roman useage for most of the names. However, they're not reading them incorrectly. They are reading them as they were written. The translator, Samuel Butler, used the Roman names rather than the Greek. So you'll have to fault the translator, not the readers. Butler had his reasons, but I prefer other translations that use the Greek names. At any rate, Butler's is an otherwise fine translation. Thank you to the readers and the poster for sharing this great classic.

[@georgeshinas8375]

It's the Roman names indeed.

[@thor2070]

Jason Witt The name of the Gods are Roman ones. Not the original Greek.

[@katelynnlee5158]

I know. Lol I had to google every single name just to make sure I wasn't tripping.

[@dantethegiant1468]

Stfu big brain

[@maedayluck7]

Lol the reader of book 21-22(?) Is the only person who deeply committed to doing voices. Love him.

[@legopandagirl_5813]

Tip: listen at 2x speed. If you can’t understand at that speed 1.75x is also good.

[@xCharlotte21xx]

Bookmark 3:20:42 4:51:12 6:02:37

[@musicbykwiz]

Just listening for fun

[@777Snowden]

This is packed with occult information on astrology

[@jodinha4225]

Snowden 777 yeah it’s Greek mythology, they’re the ones you made astrology up

[@valemagana3739]

Translated by Samuel Butler (but I need Stanley Lombardo)

[@sharronweis8302]

I'm listening for E tertainmemt. I have read this in print. I only have one constructive criticism, it is read with the Romen gods name's not the Greek. This federation requires a knowledge in both Roman and Greek mythology and the ability to differentiate the two mythology and maintain the Greek in locations and the generation beyond the heros.

[@horacioferro3571]

Wow, I appreciate Librivox very much, but what's the deal with that cover! It's got all the letters wrong! It's spelling: The Odgsseg bg Hthmet. D:

[@interestingideas1223]

God bless you all.

[@rcmdude]

I’m supposed to write about this but I haven’t started reading it

[@addisonandadrianamj5906]

Guys go on speed back and it goes faster!!!

[@spaceytracey1237]

It's better when slower than the normal option I think.

[@St.Linguini_of_Pesto]

Good for you Mr. Samuel Butler.. you existed 67 years, in the mid to late _17th century?!?_ whew, you the man. Well, you _were._

[@bongfuhrer]

Were there no quality control in the making of this audio book? The reader of book 5 is just awfull.

[@dantethegiant1468]

Hinestky its takeb me forever to finish that one because it has to be quiet

[@cormackelly8519]

Don't be so hard on her, you try it yourself

[@tommyodonovan3883]

That's too bad, I was hoping that this reader (Mrs Ferrari?) would do the whole 11+ hrs. I love her....she is one of the best I've ever heard (I prefer Female orators), she loves the story, it's infectious.

[@Auriflamme]

Librivox readings are done by volunteers, they get assigned a section of a particular book. The variance can be rather extreme since they aren't professionals nor do they necessarily have the best recording conditions/equipment. They do it for free, out of love for the books, so no, there is no real quality control. If you want a professional reading, look on Audible.

[@goodcitizen3780]

@@Auriflamme don't give librivox a worse name than they have earned. There is qc at librivox. Just not for everything. Lots of professionals volunteer at librivox. It's not just for amateurs. In fact, most of us either started at librivox to hone our skills or else visit and volunteer later. Also, not all librivox recordings are collaborative projects. It's best to say nothing when you know nothing.

[@solanac]

Book X: 4:14:00

[@yurisenglishdiary]

호메로스의 오디세이아 보려고 왔습니다. 굉장히 긴 이야기 이네요. I am reading Homer's Odyssey. I don't understand the words, but just watching the video is fun. Thank you.

[@donofthedead66]

It is nicely done!!

[@cakegalaxy8978]

1:02:25 Book mark

[@loriannstevens5308]

Wonderful tale ❣️

[@z_dog7739]

@Bone Thug okay bubba

[@mrdaws9799]

Nerd

[@tatatory627]

Bookmark 3:30:00

[@christopherogley1714]

No ..I've read homer for pleasure all my life. I prefer the illiad but I'm quite fond of bawdy apalaus. Your absolutely right. Homer is the best author. Yeah he is.... journey to the west is epic too....if people realised that the cult TV show monkey was actually Journey to the west. They'd probably read it more ..I'm fond of the 1001 Nights. Or Arabian Nights .....great books

[@taufikakbar8962]

Book 7 2:46:18

[@deseraesahar8527]

Dear God, please pick people who have better voices. This is painful to listen to. Librivox, I don't know who you have reading, but you need people who can put inflections in and don't sound like they have a cold. The girl who read Book 4 was actually pretty good, but Book 5 killed me. You

[@deseraesahar8527]

Ian Persec Okay, seeing as you have the cerebral complexity of a shrimp, I guess I'll have to spell it out for you. Just because something is free, doesn't mean it's good. That's my thesis. Now, please get off it and stop filling my inbox with your useless complaints. You're insignificant to me, so this is where I leave you.

[@EyeAmBatman]

2:12:40: i agree, sounds like she's taking a dump...

[@deseraesahar8527]

Oh my god, that's so tru, lol

[@ShadowsEcho]

Deserae Sahar, I agree. These people reading have AWFUL reading voices!

[@sud6646]

@@EyeAmBatman Thank god you had the timestamp, I listened to about 20 seconds and thought she might've been cute and this would've been entertaining. Changed my mind, dumb bitch is clueless. Anyone find a better copy of illiad and odyssey?

[@PRS247]

I would like to hear a version with the names replaced by modern day common names (non Greek).

[@zlee001]

As a reader its weird not seeing letters.

[@aubspiano4074]

I love these books

[@mrdaws9799]

Nerd

[@sarahlauritzen3256]

This is absolutely God's return, victory and justice!!!! In Yeshua's mighty name, 🙏 amen!!!

[@joseescobar3703]

Thank you!!!!

[@alex8809]

i have the books and it doesn’t start like this ⁉️

[@riwazakkar8029]

it’s a difference in translation

[@lukasmakarios4998]

Why, if this is written in greek, is she saying "Ulysses" and giving the gods roman names? That just ruined the authenticity of the story for me. Homer composed this, not Virgil. Get another translation.

[@bee3778]

IK RIGHT?? In my textbook its in greek so i had to refresh which gods are what in roman so that i wouldnt mistake zeus, posiden, cronus

[@umarabdullah5510]

It's FAKE, dude. What does it matter if they translate the name of one false deity for another?

[@tommyodonovan3883]

Because *FUKYOU* that is why.

[@robinelise]

Ulysses? Really? Isn't the a piece of *Greek* literature? Anyway it's great, I learn way better hearing the story thanks!

[@TheChemists]

Yes but I’m pretty sure this was translated by a Roman

[@cliffordchristopher1]

Thanks for such great entertainment.

[@RussellParker]

Is this in the public domain?

[@tatyanaaa8941]

i have to write an essay on if odysseus is a hero or not, what do you guys think??

[@helenamcginty4920]

I think he is a bit if a lad. Sorry I am from the UK dont know the US equivalent. His character in the Iliad is of a trickster. He came up with the idea of the wooden horse after all. He is described as cunning one of the translations I have. But cunning as in wise. Streetwise I suppose you could say. He is up for adventure always. Personally I think he is heroic almost by accident. He wasnt very heroic when he washed up on a foreign shore naked and found himself hiding his bits behind a tree branch (its a while since i read it) and begging help from a young princess. Plus he always has Athena to help him. You need the quotes from the text to back up what you say as well. I havent listened to this. Comments have put me off. I have read translations of it though over the years.

[@mattmars4427]

Book 11- 4:51:11

[@mattmars4427]

Book 15 - 7:01:13

[@tatatory627]

Bookmark 4:42:32

[@acadia5898]

11 hours and 50 minutes?!?! oh well, i also plan to watch War and Peace movies by Sergey Bondarchuk. An Elephant Sitting Still, War and Peace and now this?!?! i think i might have developed some sort of fetish for long ass art.

[@samisiddiqi5411]

I've a long ass art in my pants 😉

[@BrittardWatts]

The Bible has great story’s like this if not better cause they come true

[@acadia5898]

@@BrittardWatts i love the story Exodus. i'm not a believer, but i totally agree that they are great stories

[@ItzMorgaNpvp]

Check Tad Williams Otherland novel. Comes in 4 volumes as it's too large to print in a single book 😘

[@elfboy29]

Why did they do a Latin version? Is there anywhere a Greek version. Jove and not Zeus is distracting.

[@saulekaravirs6585]

the interchangeability of Poseidon and Neptune is far worse though. They seem to be switching up the names at random.

[@arjenvreugdenhil2075]

Using the classical Latin names is an old tradition; it goes back to when people actually knew mythology (and Latin, for that matter). Butler is old school. There are more modern translations that use the Greek names. Here's the catch: they are copyrighted; you won't be able to get them on audio for free. Don't look a gift (free) horse in the mouth. Or, as Jerome wrote in the 4th century, "Noli equi dentes inspicere donati."

[@chaffmack7298]

I sure hope there is a Penelope at the end of my journey. Woops, there I go getting caught up in the myths again.

[@redshift1976]

5:05:00...the soul flits away, as in a dream...

[@jackies3851]

9:47:10 bookmark 🔖