Ilias

Homer's "Iliad" tells the legendary story of the city of Troy's struggle against the Greek army led by Achilles, the brilliant warrior who has the gods on his side and is only vulnerable at his heel. The "Achilles' heel" has since become one of the most important phrases in Greek mythology, and with its "Trojan Horse," the "Iliad" remains present in the world of computers to this day. Homer's epic condenses and composes centuries-old narrative material into a powerful stream of images filled with intrigue, tragic heroes, and beautiful women.