The Trojan War, with Mary Beard

特洛伊之战,玛丽的视角

The Rest Is History

2025-10-10

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Did the Trojan War - the ten year, cosmic clash between the Greeks and the Trojans, featuring the Olympian gods, kings and heroes - actually happen? Is there any evidence for the existence of the Trojan Horse? And, why is it the war the foundational myth of both ancient Greece and ancient Rome? To launch a brand new bonus series, Tom is joined by the world famous classicist, Mary Beard, to discuss four of classical antiquity’s most iconic subjects. Today: the Trojan War…. **To hear the full episode, and all the other exclusive new episodes from Mary and Tom's ancient history series, coming out every Friday for the next four weeks, join The Rest is History Club at therestishistory.com** FUTURE EPISODES....Oct 17th: ALEXANDER THE GREATOct 24th: JULIUS CAESAROct 31st: GLADIATORS & SPARTACUS_______Twitter:@TheRestHistory@holland_tom@dcsandbrookVideo Editor: Jack MeekSocial Producer: Harry BaldenAssistant Producer: Aaliyah AkudeProducer: Tabby SyrettSenior Producer: Theo Young-SmithExec Producer: Dom Johnson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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  • Hello, everyone.

  • It's Tom Holland here,

  • and I have teamed up with The Great Mary Beard to bring you Four episodes on what we together have decided are the four most iconic themes in ancient history.

  • And today we are looking at the Trojan War.

  • Here's a short extract of that episode.

  • Hello everybody and welcome to Layton House in Kensington in London.

  • It's a gorgeous, beautiful, very grand house full of Arabic touches and classical touches,

  • gorgeous garden where we had an Athelstan party.

  • And we've come here because we need a sumptuous location for an imperious guest.

  • And that guest is the most famous classicist in the world.

  • And a woman to whom I owe personally an enormous amount

  • because she was the person who first read Rubicon,

  • my first book on classical history.

  • in manuscript and so ever since I've been incredibly grateful to her as well

  • as being her biggest fan and it is of course.