The Epic Trilogy — Iliad, Odyssey & Aeneid
Three poems, one long argument about war, homecoming, and what a person owes the place they came from.
The Iliad opens in rage and ends in grief. The Odyssey takes twenty years to get one man home. Seven centuries later Virgil answers both in Latin, following a Trojan survivor west to found Rome — a sequel written by a poet who had read his Homer very closely indeed.
Each shirt carries the poem's opening line in the original Greek or Latin, set in our parchment-and-ink house style, with the passage printed in full on the back — so it can actually be read, not just recognised. Soft cotton, unisex fit, made to order and shipped worldwide.
