Dido: Queen and Lover in the Aeneid and the Heroides - by Mansi Dhokia
Dido, the legendary queen of Carthage, and her relationship with the hero Aeneas are explored in Virgil's Aeneid and Ovid's Heroides.
Dido: Queen and Lover in the Aeneid and the Heroides - by Mansi Dhokia
Madeline Miller's 'Circe': A Review (Spoiler Alert) - by Valentino Gargano
Claudian's Myth of Persephone - by Stacy Archer
The Experience of Grief within the Epic of Gilgamesh and the Iliad - by Morg Daniels
The Role of Athena in the Odyssey - by Peter Xiao
The Rhetoric of Homer's Embassy - by Katrina Millett
Gods and Goddesses in Homer's Odyssey - by Anjaleen Zara
Odysseus vs Batman - Ancient and Modern Concepts of Heroism - by Mansi Dhokia
10 Valuable Lessons We Can Learn From The Women of Ancient Epic - by Emily Shead
Odyssey Resource Booklet - Academus x UCL Classical Play