The book "Olympus; or, Religion of the Homeric Age" - the second volume of the three-volume edition "Studies of Homer and the Homeric Age" - is an important work in the field of classical studies. The author, prominent figure and British Prime Minister W. E. Gladstone, examines the religious beliefs and rituals of the Homeric era, which became the basis for the development of Greek mythology and religion. The book explores the myths of the Olympian gods, their interaction with humans, and the religious practices of the time. "Olympus; or, Religion of the Homeric Age" is an essential resource for anyone interested in the Homeric epic and the spiritual ideas of the ancient Greeks.