La Odisea — Audiolibro narrado

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Audiolibro de La Odisea de Homero, en la clásica traducción española de Luis Segalá y Estalella (1910, dominio público). Narrado con voz sintética, dividido en sus 24 cantos originales.

  1. Sep 4

    Book XXIV: Peace Restored

    The souls of the suitors descend to the underworld. Ulysses reunites with his aging father Laertes, and Minerva restores lasting peace to Ithaca.

    Book XXIV: Peace Restored

  2. Sep 4

    Book XXIII: Ulysses and Penelope

    Penelope tests Ulysses with the secret of their marriage bed. Convinced only her true husband could know it, she finally recognizes him.

    Book XXIII: Ulysses and Penelope

  3. Sep 4

    Book XXII: The Killing of the Suitors

    Ulysses reveals his true identity and, with Telemachus and his loyal servants, kills every suitor who had overrun his home.

    Book XXII: The Killing of the Suitors

  4. Sep 4

    Book XXI: The Trial of the Bow

    Penelope proposes a contest: whoever can string Ulysses' bow and shoot through twelve axes will win her hand. Only the disguised Ulysses succeeds.

    Book XXI: The Trial of the Bow

  5. Sep 4

    Book XX: What Preceded the Killing of the Suitors

    Omens gather and tension builds in the palace as the final confrontation between Ulysses and the suitors draws near.

    Book XX: What Preceded the Killing of the Suitors

  6. Sep 4

    Book XIX: Ulysses and Penelope — Euryclea Recognizes the Scar

    Ulysses speaks with Penelope without revealing his identity. During a foot-washing, his old nurse Euryclea recognizes him by a childhood scar.

    Book XIX: Ulysses and Penelope — Euryclea Recognizes the Scar

  7. Sep 4

    Book XVIII: The Fight with Irus

    Ulysses, still in disguise, fights the beggar Irus and witnesses firsthand the suitors' arrogance and cruelty.

    Book XVIII: The Fight with Irus

  8. Sep 4

    Book XVII: Telemachus Returns to Town

    Telemachus arrives back at the palace, while Ulysses, still disguised, makes his way into town and is recognized only by his old dog Argos.

    Book XVII: Telemachus Returns to Town
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Audiolibro de La Odisea de Homero, en la clásica traducción española de Luis Segalá y Estalella (1910, dominio público). Narrado con voz sintética, dividido en sus 24 cantos originales.

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