Answer: ILIAD
ILIAD is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 197 times.
Referring Clues:
- It's a long story
- Troy story
- It starts "Sing, goddess, the wrath of Peleus' son..."
- War story, Greek-style
- Trojan War epic
- Story of a siege
- Story of Achilles
- It ends with Hector's funeral
- War story
- Tale of the Trojan War
- Work translated by Pope
- Homeric epic
- It begins "Sing, goddess, the wrath of ..."
- Tale of the 34-Down
- Work often read before the "Odyssey"
- Homer epic
- Hector dies in it
- Long series of woes
- Tale of Troy
- It's divided into 24 books
- Ancient Greek class reading
- Homeric masterpiece
- Epic that ends with Hector's funeral
- Precursor of the "Odyssey"
- Epic Homeric poem
- Old war story
- It begins "Sing, goddess, the wrath of Peleus' son …"
- Poem about Paris, in part
- Classic epic
- Its first word translates as "wrath"
- Poem that ends with the funeral of Hector
- Troy story?
- Work that begins "Sing, goddess, the wrath of Peleus' son ..."
- Epic that includes the Teichoscopia
- Epic poem in dactylic hexameter
- Poem that describes the siege of Troy
- Classic tale
- Poem describing the siege of Troy
- 16,000 line, 24-book epic poem
- Poem of 24 books
- It begins with a struggle between Agamemnon and Achilles
- Homer classic
- Tale of Achilles
- Epic by Homer
- Homer work
- Homer's tome
- Epic translated by Pope
- Homer's classic
- Epic poem from Homer
- The "Odyssey" is its sequel
- Trojan War masterpiece
- Trojan War account
- Trojan War story
- Epic about the death of Hector
- Source of "The glorious gifts of the gods are not to be cast aside"
- Inspiration for "Troilus and Cressida"
- Literary work in which Paris is featured
- Greek masterwork
- Homer doesn't say "D'oh!" in it
- Its opening line mentions Peleus
- Hector dies near the end of it
- 24-part classic
- Tale with a memorable horse
- 24-part epic
- Greek epic
- Homeric work
- High-school reading
- Homeric saga
- Trojan War saga
- Epic tale by Homer
- Poem in 24 books
- Ancient Greek epic
- Story with Helen of Troy
- Epic featuring the Catalogue of Ships
- 24-book Greek epic
- Epic poem with about 16,000 lines
- Greek epic poem
- Twenty-four-book Greek epic
- 24-book epic
- One of Homer's epics
- Classic with Achilles
- Epic centered on Achilles
- Trojan War chronicle
- Classics 101 text
- Achilles vs. Hector epic
- Homeric poem
- Siege of Troy epic
- Tale about Paris, et al.
- Homer's epic poem
- Story of Troy
- Pitt movie inspiration
- Homer's work
- Epic starring Achilles
- Homer's Trojan War epic
- Ancient Greek epic poem
- Poem with approximately 16,000 lines
- Epic about the Trojan War
- Epic translated by Alexander Pope
- Homeric war epic
- Tale of an ancient siege
- Collection of 24 books
- Homer's Achilles spiel?
- Story involving Paris
- Achilles spiel?
- It begins "Sing, goddess, the wrath of Peleus' son "
- Classic war story
- Poem whose first word is "wrath"
- Trojan saga
- Trojan War tale
- Homer's tale
- Homer's tale
- Narrative set in the Bronze Age
- Epic featuring Agamemnon
- Homer opus
- Homeric narrative
- Series of epic exploits
- Epic poem by Homer
- 24-book epic poem of more than 15,000 lines
- 24-book epic poem of more than 15,000 lines
- Homeric epic
- Priam and Hector's story
- Book about the Trojan War
- 'Odyssey' companion piece
- Achille's story
- It ends "...and peaceful slept the mighty Hector's shade"
- "Troilus and Cressida" source, in part
- Epic poem
- Epic including the Trojan Horse
- Epic war story
- Epic with more than 15,000 lines
- Paris is in it
- Epic poem set in Anatolia
- Poem in which Paris plays a prominent part
- 24-book Bronze Age narrative
- Wooden horse saga
- Helen's tale
- "Odyssey" predecessor
- It covers Hector's death
- Homer hit
- Required reading for a classics major
- Achilles epic
- Homeric epic, with "The"
- Tale of Achilles and Agamemnon
- Nowadays it might be called "Achilles' Wrath: The Poem"
- It concludes with Hector's funeral
- Alexander Pope translation acclaimed by Dr. Johnson
- Epic in dactylic hexameter
- Homeric classic
- Work hinted at by the starts of 17-, 26-, 42- and 56-Across
- Epic war
- Epic with a very big horse
- Epic in which Hector is slain
- Classic tale of Troy
- Paris fights in it
- 24-book classic
- Epic including the Catalogue of Ships
- Story Achilles appears in
- Epic of Troy
- Greek epic spanning 24 books
- Work set in Troy
- Homer's epic about Troy
- Epic tale of Troy
- Story featuring Paris
- Zeus remains largely neutral during its narrative
- Homer's war epic
- Long, old yarn
- Epic poem written in Homeric Greek
- Ancient yarn
- "King Priam" is based on it
- Venerable war story
- Troy's saga
- Troy's war story
- Long narrative
- Story featuring divine intervention
- Homer's "Homer"?
- Whence the line "Beauty, terrible beauty! A deathless goddess - so she strikes our eyes!"
- Paris is found in it
- Classic story in which Paris figures prominently
- Bronze Age chronicle
- Epic poem about the Trojan War
- "Ruin, eldest daughter of Zeus" work
- Account with 24 books
- Classical inspiration for the 2004 film "Troy"
- Homer's story of 67-Across
- Classic work that's the basis for Shakespeare's "Troilus and Cressida"
- Tale about Troy
- It ends with the burial of Hector
- Trojan War epic poem
- Inspiration for the 2004 film "Troy"
- First work read in Columbia's Literature Humanities course
- Tale in which Hector and Achilles duel
- Poem of 15,000+ lines
- Epic poem written in dactylic hexameter
- Epic featuring Paris
- Homeric epic set during the Trojan War
- Homeric saga featuring the Catalogue of Ships
- Epic poem in Homeric Greek
Last Seen In:
- LA Times - October 16, 2023
- New York Times - July 03, 2023
- LA Times - March 19, 2023
- New York Times - July 11, 2022
- USA Today - May 27, 2022
- LA Times - April 24, 2022
- New York Times - April 20, 2022
- LA Times - April 08, 2022
- USA Today - March 03, 2022
- LA Times - February 05, 2022
- LA Times - January 29, 2022
- LA Times - August 14, 2021
- New York Times - July 20, 2021
- New York Times - May 23, 2021
- LA Times - April 01, 2021
- New York Times - March 15, 2021
- LA Times - February 28, 2021
- Universal - February 22, 2021
- New York Times - January 25, 2021
- LA Times - November 23, 2020
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