Telemachus sails for Pylos and Sparta
1175 BCE (traditional; narrative placement) · Event
Odyssey 2–4: the boy slips out by night to seek news of his father from Nestor and Menelaus — while the suitors set an ambush for his return.
On these timelines: Troy: Iliad & Odyssey
More from Troy: Iliad & Odyssey
- The Sack of Troy (1184 BCE)
- The death of Hector (1184 BCE)
- The Wooden Horse (1184 BCE)
- The slaughter of the suitors (1175 BCE)
- The Fall of Troy (1184 BCE)
- The Wrath of Achilles: the Iliad (1184 BCE)
- The Cyclops Polyphemus (1184 BCE)
- The Wanderings of Odysseus (1184 BCE)
Around 1175 BCE
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- Zoroaster composes the Gathas (1100 BCE)