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"the nymph with lovely braids" (10.149).

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"many-minded hero" (294).
Odysseus

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234 Bright-eyed
Athena

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brave Telemachus

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“High-colored Menelaus answered, “Wife” (Book 4, 241).

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describing Menelaus as the wicked trickster? 

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describing Menelaus as the wicked trickster? 

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And where was Menelaus? Was he lost,
away from Greece, when that Aegisthus dared to kill a king, a better man than him?
How did that wicked trickster’s plot succeed?” (Homer 40)

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" Listen, Earth-Shaker, Blue-Haired Lord Poseidon: acknowledge me your son, and be my father. " (336)
Blue-Haired Lord Poseidon.

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”The mediator, Zeus’ servant,replied, “Then send him now, avoid the wrath of Zeus, do not enrage him, or one dayhis rage will hurt you.” (267)

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”The mediator, Zeus’ servant,replied, “Then send him now, avoid the wrath of Zeus, do not enrage him, or one dayhis rage will hurt you.” (267)

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"Thunderlord" (294).
Zeus

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"sharp-eyed Hermes"
(293)

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"long-suffering Odysseus " (293).

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“Gerenian Nestor, lord of horses, answered” (Book 3, 227).

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" Athena looked at him with sparkling eyes"
(200)

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Then Nestor’s daughters 450 and his sons’ wives, and his own loyal queen

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"The poet strummed and sang a charming song about the love of fair-crowned Aphrodite for Ares" (Emily Wilson, 309)

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"Calypso,the splendid goddess, knew the god on sight:the deathless gods all recognize each other,however far away their homes may be". (page 265)

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"Calypso,the splendid goddess, knew the god on sight:the deathless gods all recognize each other,however far away their homes may be". (page 265)

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"Divine Athena"
(291)

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"Calypso, queen of goddesses, went home"
(270)

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"Unvanquished queen" 288
Athena

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Do not be enraged at me, great goddess"
(269)"You are quite right

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"Tell me, Muse, of the man of many devices, driven far astray after he had sacked the sacred citadel of Troy" (Homer Book 1, page 13)

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"  Go drift across the sea, till you meet people blessed by Zeus, the Sky Lord. " (274)
Zeus, the Sky Lord.

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" Gray-eyes Athena"

Athena

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"pigtailed Athena " (290).
Athena

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"Bright-eyed Athena" (Emily Wilson, pp. 260, 279, 290, 292)

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Find a quote with an epithet for one of the characters, frame it, and put the reference.

Indicate to which charater it refers!

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Odysseus
Penelope
Telemachus
Euryclea
Calipso
Nausicaa

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Zeus (Neutral)

Hera (Achaeans)

Artemis (Trojans)

Apollo (Trojans)

Hades (Neutral)

Aphrodite (Trojans)

Ares (Achaeans, then Trojans)

Athena (Achaeans)

Hermes (Neutral/Achaeans)

Poseidon (Achaeans)

Hephaestus (Achaeans)

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The Trojan men

Hector – Prince of Troy, son of King Priam, and the foremost Trojan warrior.

Paris – Prince of Troy, son of King Priam, and Helen's lover/abductor.

Aeneas – son of Anchises and Aphrodite.

Priam – the aged King of Troy.

The Trojan women

Helen– daughter of Zeus; Menelaus's wife; espoused first to Paris, then to Deiphobus; her being taken by Paris back to Troy precipitated the war.

Hecuba – Priam's wife; mother of Hector, Cassandra, Paris, and others.

Andromache – Princess of Troy, Hector's wife, mother of Astyanax.

Cassandra – Priam's daughter.

Briseis – a Trojan woman captured by Achilles from a previous siege, over whom Achilles's quarrel with Agamemnon began.

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Odysseus – King of Ithaca, Greek commander, the smartest warrior.

Agamemnon – King of Mycenae, leader of the Achaeans.

Menelaus – King of Sparta, husband of Helen and brother of Agamemnon.

Achilles – Leader of the Myrmidons and King of Phthia, son of Peleus and divine Thetis, the foremost warrior.

Nestor – King of Pylos and trusted advisor to Agamemnon, the wisest warrior.

Ajax the Great – King of Salamis, son of Telamon.

Ajax the Lesser – Commander of the Locrians, son of Oileus.

Patroclus – Achilles' closest companion (and lover).