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Page 239
Odysseus saved his life from the angry Ithacans . Eupeithes forgot this favor in
later years , permitting his son , Antinoüs , to become the most insolent of
Penelope's suitors during Odysseus ' long absence . Odysseus returned and
killed all the ...
Odysseus saved his life from the angry Ithacans . Eupeithes forgot this favor in
later years , permitting his son , Antinoüs , to become the most insolent of
Penelope's suitors during Odysseus ' long absence . Odysseus returned and
killed all the ...
Page 365
Not content with this , Athena helped Perseus to behead Medusa , and he later
gave her the head to wear in the center of her aegis . Some writers say that
Athena guided his hand , or even killed Medusa herself , Alaying her in order to
use her ...
Not content with this , Athena helped Perseus to behead Medusa , and he later
gave her the head to wear in the center of her aegis . Some writers say that
Athena guided his hand , or even killed Medusa herself , Alaying her in order to
use her ...
Page 377
They founded as their capital the city later called Andania . It was Messene who
first worshiped Demeter and Kore in Messenia , the rites having been shown her
by Caucon . In Pausanias ' day Messene had the distinction of being perhaps the
...
They founded as their capital the city later called Andania . It was Messene who
first worshiped Demeter and Kore in Messenia , the rites having been shown her
by Caucon . In Pausanias ' day Messene had the distinction of being perhaps the
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Crowell's Handbook of Classical Mythology |
| Author | Edward Tripp |
| Published | 1970 |
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