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Menelaos tells Agamemnon (his brother and the king of all the Greek kings) to take an army to Troy.Paris (a Trojan) steals Helen, wife of Menelaos of Sparta (a Greek).Nine layers of villages are located on the site вЂ“ Troy is 2 nd, 3 rd and 7 th! The Romans are allegedly descendants of Aeneas and the Trojans. Troy is northeast of Greece, on the eastern shores of the Mediterranean Sea. Troy is located at Hissarlik in Asian Turkey, 4 miles from the mouth of the Dardanelles. This guide will help you find the information that really matters in the story.ДЇor your teachers, and for students every year, this is a favorite time in Humanities. There is a lot of extraneous information in The Iliad that would have been obvious and helpful to a Greek reader, but might be distracting for you. The questions are in chronological order, so you can use the study guide on a вЂњtreasure huntвЂќ as you search for the answer to each question while you read. DonвЂ™t answer the questions after you read instead, answer them as you read. When you read, we recommend you use the study guide right along side your book. The succeeding books (VI, XXII, and XXIV) are easier and faster to read once youвЂ™ve completed Book I. You need to be alert and settle in for a few focused hours. Reading this text is enjoyable вЂ“ the story is compelling, emotional, and exciting вЂ“ but it is like working on a puzzle. You need to go slowly and take your time. We suggest you set aside two to four hours to read Book I of The Iliad. Also, you should know that a вЂњbookвЂќ is a just a chapter of The Iliad (like in the Bible). When you read in the Norton, use post-it notes to mark important passages or places where you have questions. Then, there is a list of questions for each book (chapter) of The Iliad that we read for class. This guide includes some background information on Troy and the Trojan War as well as a chart of all the main characters in The Iliad.

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If the book is part of a series, you can include the series name at the end of the citation.WARNING: This reading guide is for students using the 7 th edition of the Northon Anthology of World Literature. Optional Elements: If the book is part of a multi-volume set, you can list the number of volumes at the end of the citation. For works on more than one page, use the abbreviation pp.

For works that appear on one page, use the abbreviation p. Page Numbers (Location): If you are citing a work in an anthology or a chapter from a book, include the page numbers for the location. Spell out the word Press for nonacademic publishers with Press in their name.

Use the abbreviation P for Press or UP for University Press for academic presses. Omit business words (Company, Co., Corp., Inc.). Publisher: You no longer need to include the city of publication. If using a book from a multi-volume set, identify the volume number. Number: Refers to books with more than one volume. Version: Refers to the bookвЂ™s edition, either numbered or labeled. Other Contributors: Provide the contributorвЂ™s name and role. Use quotation marks for chapter titles and the title of works in an anthology. Italics or Quotes: Italicize book titles. Title Page: Information for the citation should come from the Title Page or Copyright Page of the book, not the cover.Д¬apitalization: Capitalize each word in the title, but don't capitalize short words like articles or prepositions unless one is the first word of the title or subtitle ( The Mayor of Casterbridge, Roots: The Saga of an American Family). Look at the following tips to help you cite books.

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