Answer:
The Sack of Troy.
The Telegony.
Explanation:
They are both parts of a collection of ancient Greek epic poems named Epic Cycle. These poems are composed in dactylic hexameter and related to the story of the Trojan War.
The Sack of Troy also known as the Iliupersis is a poem located in the middle of the Epic Cycle. It begins with the discussion of the Trojans about what to do with the wooden horse, which was left behind by the Greeks. It is the last poem related to the war in Trojan soil.
The Telegony is the final poem of the cycle and is about Telegonus, son of Circe and Oddyseus. It comes chronologically after the Odyssey.
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