The Authoress of the Odyssey
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Chapter 1: The Importance of Inquiry
Chapter 2: The Story of the Odyssey
Chapter 3: The Preponderance of Woman in the Odyssey
Chapter 4: Jealousy for the Honour and Dignity of Woman
Chapter 5: Whether Penelope is Being Whitewashed
Chapter 6: The Character of Penelope, The Journey of Telemachus
Chapter 7: Further Indications That the Writer Is a Young, Headstrong, and Unmarried Woman
Chapter 8: Ithaca and Scheria Are Drawn From Trapani
Chapter 9: The Voyages of Ulysses Shown to be a Sail Round Sicily
Chapter 10: Further Details Regarding the Voyages of Ulysses
Chapter 11: Who Was the Writer?
Chapter 12: The Date Of The Poem
Chapter 13: Further Evidence in Support of an Early Ionian Settlement at Trapani
Chapter 14: That the Iliad Which the Writer of the Odyssey Knew Was the Same As What We Now Have
Chapter 15: Relation to other Poems of the Trojan Cycle and its Development by the Authoress
This work was published before January 1, 1929, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.
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