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The Odyssey takes place immediately following the Trojan war.
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How many years did the Trojan War last?
10 years!
How many years was the Trojan War?
Tradition says 10 years.
How many years has it been since Odysseus sailed from troy?
Odysseus sailed from Troy after the Trojan War, which is traditionally dated to around the 12th century BCE. According to Homer's "Odyssey," his journey home took ten years after the war, making it approximately 20 years since he left for Troy. However, these events are part of ancient mythology, so the exact number of years is not defined historically.
How many years did Odysseus travel on his entire journey?
Odysseus was ten years fighting the Trojan War and another ten years on his return journey, for a total of 20 years away from Ithaca.
What has the Trojan war become the subject of many Greek myths?
It was sung by the travelling bards for hundreds of years in endless variation.
How many pages does Trojan Odyssey have?
Trojan Odyssey has 496 pages.
What is unique about Odysseus when the Odyssey begins?
When the Odyssey begins, what is unique about Odysseus is that he has been away from home for 20 years, fighting in the Trojan War and facing many challenges on his journey back to Ithaca.
For how many years did the Trojan War take place?
The legend says 10.
How many years did it take for The Iliad to get home?
You mean Odysseus, don't you? It took about ten years for him to get home after the Greeks won in the Trojan War (it also lasted 10 years). The journey home is described in the Odyssey, also written(?) by Homer, and is full of adventures.
How many years did the Trojan War last?
10 years!
How many years did it take to build the Trojan horse?
10 years
How many years was the Trojan War?
Tradition says 10 years.
How many days were in the Trojan war?
the war lasted 10 years
Who holds Odysseus captive many years after the Trojan war?
Calypso
How many years has it been since the Trojan war?
Over three thousand.
For how many years does victory go back and forth in the Trojan War?
Reputedly 10.
Why does Helen represent the wicked temptress in the book the odyssey?
In "The Odyssey," Helen is depicted as a temptress because her beauty and infidelity were the cause of the Trojan War. Her actions led to the suffering and loss experienced by many characters, making her character symbolize the dangers of lust and betrayal in the story.
