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A Journey Through Time: Homer's Odyssey
An exhibit of written versions of Homer's epic story over the centuries
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Homer's Odyssey remains one of the world's most enduring stories. Numerous adaptations and versions of Homer's poem have been created over the years. This accelerated in the 20th and 21st centuries with the advent of motion pictures, television and expanding reader bases. The links below provide four examples of the continuing interest in the Odyssey in modern popular culture.
Acknowledgements & additional info
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