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ODYSSEUS harmed. Not content with that, they saved two of Antenor's sons from
death, Odysseus carrying one of them wounded from the field. [Apollodorus, "
Epitome" 4.3—4, 5.4, 5.6, 58—14, 5.19, 5.21; Sophocles, Ajax and Philoctetes; ...
ODYSSEUS harmed. Not content with that, they saved two of Antenor's sons from
death, Odysseus carrying one of them wounded from the field. [Apollodorus, "
Epitome" 4.3—4, 5.4, 5.6, 58—14, 5.19, 5.21; Sophocles, Ajax and Philoctetes; ...
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ODYSSEUS swirling waters of Charybdis. As the raft upended, Odysseus was
flung into the air and managed to cling like a bat to a branch of a great fig tree
that overhung the whirlpool. He hung there until, late in the day, Charybdis
spewed ...
ODYSSEUS swirling waters of Charybdis. As the raft upended, Odysseus was
flung into the air and managed to cling like a bat to a branch of a great fig tree
that overhung the whirlpool. He hung there until, late in the day, Charybdis
spewed ...
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ODYSIEUB L. On waking, Odysseus at first thought that the Phaeacians had
abandoned him in some strange place, but Athena appeared to him and pointed
out the familiar sights of his homeland. She told him that his household was
overrun ...
ODYSIEUB L. On waking, Odysseus at first thought that the Phaeacians had
abandoned him in some strange place, but Athena appeared to him and pointed
out the familiar sights of his homeland. She told him that his household was
overrun ...
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| Title | CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY |
| Author | EDWARD TRIPP |
| Published | 1970 |
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