The Iliad is the first epic poem in human history and it tells a story about ancient Greek heroes, their brave deeds and the great battles they fought. The events narrated in the Iliad take place in the ancient city of Troy during a siege of ten years. The poem doesn’t only narrate the great deeds of its protagonists but also their tragic fates. History Academy’s translation of the poem is extremely close to the original work of Homer and it can be read by both an experienced reader and an occasional one.
The Iliad was written around 730 B.C. by Homer and it tells the final events of a war between Greeks and Trojans that lasted ten years. The story begins with the confrontation between the invincible warrior Achilles and Agamemnon, the general of the Greek army.
History Academy included in the book some additional material to help the new generations approach the poem. The new introduction will allow the readers to understand the historical context of ancient Greece.
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This biography is based on thousands of pages from the incredible notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci. Here you’ll find new discoveries about his life and his work. History Academy will show you the genius of Leonardo da Vinci, the most creative and clever inventor of all times. Da Vinci was able to revolutionize his time and to influence the following centuries thanks to his scientific inventions and discoveries and his artistic work.
What still fascinates us today about Leonardo da Vinci, is his curiosity for the unknown which lead him to observe andstudy the world around him.His strong will and ambitions are still very inspiringto us today.
Notebooks:
Leonardo’s notebook includes writings and drawings from many different periods of his life which show us his great passion for learning.Da Vinci conducted studies in many fields: geography, astronomy, anatomy, botany,mathematics, even weapon making.
His life should remind us the importance to be imaginative and at the same time rebellious. Leonardo teaches us how to exploit our full potential and bring out the creativity hidden in each of us.
And everything you wish to know about a genius mind who was never afraid to make mistakes and who was able to go beyond the limits of his time.
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Before science, there were myths. Today we see them as fiction, butin the past myths were a way to explain all the natural phenomena that surrounded mankind.
Every myth present in the book is supported by additional material regarding ancient Greeks’ history and culture to help our readers understand the cultural background of the time. The book alsoincludes a genealogical tree to clarify the relationships between the different characters.
“Greek Mythology” is a modern collection of ancient Greek myths gathered by History Academy to let the new generations enjoy these ancient immortal tales.Every myth is full of adventures that will amaze both experienced readers and occasional ones.This book is perfect for anyone who’s passionate about mythology and art and wishes to know more about myths like Pandora’s box or Prometheus’ theft of fire.
Greek myth has become a part of us in ways that we do not fully appreciate. In fact, heroes like Achilles, Heracles, and Perseus have helped to form the image that we have today of the hero. The basis for much of the philosophy and dramatic arts that characterize Western society today has its root in Ancient Greek culture, which was closely tied to and spurred on by Greek myth and legend. The Ancient Greeks used the tales of their gods and heroes to help understand their world and their own place in it. In Greek Mythology: “Fascinating Stories and Legends of Greek Gods, Goddesses, Heroes and Monster”, you will learn about all the gods and heroes by reading the formative myths of the Greeks.
“Greek Mythology” explore the Greek gods and the Ancient Greek legends by delving into the tales told by Greek and Roman poets and historians, including Homer. They told tales about the creation of the universe, how the Titans were the first gods before the Olympians, and how the Titans and Olympians went to war with one another.
GREEK MYTHOLOGY:
Let yourselves be amazed by the wonderful stories about gods and goddesses like Zeus and Athena, heroes like Perseus and monsters like Medusa.
Every myth present in the book is supported by additional material regarding ancient Greeks’ history and culture to help our readers understand the cultural background of the time. The book also includes a genealogical tree to clarify the relationships between the different characters.
“Greek Mythology” is a modern collection of ancient Greek myths gathered by History Academy to let the new generations enjoy these ancient immortal tales. Every myth is full of adventures that will amaze both experienced readers and occasional ones. This book is perfect for anyone who’s passionate about mythology and art and wishes to know more about myths like Pandora’s box or Prometheus’ theft of fire.
EGYPTIAN MYTHOLOGY:
History Academy’s brand-new book about Egyptian mythology will tell you all about ancient Egyptian divinities, pharaohs and legendary creatures.
The book includes detailed descriptions about ancient Egypt’s historical and cultural background and maps to help you findwhere the events took place.
Ancient Egypt’s myths still influence our modern collective culture with its stories about powerful gods and pharaohs, curses, mummies and Pyramids. History Academy offers you a complete volume meant to reveal the mysteries of Ancient Egypt.
The book begins with Egyptian myths from the predynastic period and it ends with tales from the period after the pharaonic domain. The Egyptian society was born along the Nile and the natural phenomena connected to the river were thought to be divinities like Anubis, terrifying god of the underworld or Hathor goddess of women and fertility. The gods of ancient Egypt were more than 1500 but they all represented natural forces, social phenomena and abstract concepts.
The Iliad is the first epic poem in human history and it tells a story about ancient Greek heroes, their brave deeds and the great battles they fought. The events narrated in the Iliad take place in the ancient city of Troy during a siege of ten years. The poem doesn’t only narrate the great deeds of its protagonists but also their tragic fates. History Academy’s translation of the poem is extremely close to the original work of Homer and it can be read by both an experienced reader and an occasional one.
The Iliad was written around 730 B.C. by Homer and it tells the final events of a war between Greeks and Trojans that lasted ten years. The story begins with the confrontation between the invincible warrior Achilles and Agamemnon, the general of the Greek army.
History Academy included in the book some additional material to help the new generations approach the poem. The new introduction will allow the readers to understand the historical context of ancient Greece.
Enjoy, dear listeners.
