Invocation and Prologue: “Crime Never Pays” (1.1–95)
“Hosting of Mentes/Athena” (1.96–444)
“Assembly of the Ithacans” and “Departure of Telemachus” (Book 2)
“Telemachus in Pylos” (Book 3)
“Telemachus in Sparta” (4.1–331), “Nostos of Menelaus” (4.332–619), and “Plotting of the Suitors” (4.620–847)
“Odysseus and Calypso” (Book 5)
“Odysseus and Nausicaa” (Book 6) and “Odysseus in the Phaeacian Court” (Book 7)
“Stranger at the Contest” (Book 8)
First Group: “Cicones, Lotus-eaters, Cyclops” (Book 9)
Second Group: “Aeolus, Laestrygonians, Circe” (Book 10)
“Land of the Dead” (Book 11)
“Sirens,” “Scylla and Charybdis,” and “Cattle of Helius” (Book 12)
“Return of Odysseus” (Book 13)
“Odysseus and the Swineherd” (Book 14)
“Return of Telemachus” (15.1–300; 493–557) and “Story of Eumaeus the Slave” (15.301–492)
“Recognition of Odysseus and Telemachus” (Book 16)
“Beggar in his Own House” (Book 17)
“Odysseus and the Beggar Iros” (18.1–157) and “Tempting of the Suitors” (18.158–428)
“Odysseus and Penelope” (19.1–360; 508–604) and “The Scar of Odysseus” (19.361–507)
“Prophecy of Doom” (Book 20)
“Contest of the Bow” (Book 21)
“Slaughter of the Suitors” (Book 22)
“Recognition of Odysseus and Penelope” (Book 23)
"Suitors in the Underworld” (24.1–204), “Recognition of Odysseus and Laertes” (24.205–411), and “Odysseus, King of Ithaca” (24.412–548)