The Adventures of Ulysses
by Charles Lamb, 1808
as edited by John Cooke,
Dublin: Browne and Nolan, 1892Contents
- Preface, by John Cooke, 1892
- Introduction, by John Cooke, 1892
- Introduction, by Charles Lamb, 1808, as in 1892 edition
- Index of Proper Names, from Cooke
- Notes, by John Cooke, 1892 [made into hyperlinks instead of references to page and line number]
- [Notes by the online editor]
- Chapter I
The Cicons.
The fruit of the Lotos-tree.
Polyphemus and the Cyclops.
The Kingdom of the Winds, and God Æolus's fatal present.
The Læstrygonian Man-eaters.- Chapter II
The house of Circe.
Men changed into beasts.
The voyage to Hell.
The banquet of the Dead.- Chapter III
The song of the Sirens.
Scylla and Charybdis.
The oxen of the Sun.
The judgment.
The crew killed by lightning.- Chapter IV
- Chapter V
The tempest.
The sea-bird's gift.
The escape by swimming.
The sleep in the woods.- Chapter VI
The princess Nausicaa.
The washing.
The game with the ball.
The Court of Phæacia and king Alcinous.- Chapter VII
The songs of Demodocus.
The convoy home.
The mariners transformed to stone.
The young shepherd.- Chapter VIII
The change from a king to a beggar.
Eumæus and the herdsmen.
Telemachus.- Chapter IX
The queen's suitors.
The battle of the beggars.
The armour taken down.
The meeting with Penelope.- Chapter X
The madness from above.
The bow of Ulysses.
The slaughter.
The conclusion.
For Lamb's essays and other material online, see http://www.angelfire.com/nv/mf/lamb.html