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Even a god, Homer declares, would "feel his heart beat with delight" on Calypso's island (l. 80).

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The Odyssey follows Odysseus on a physical and spiritual journey as he attempts to go home and find himself.

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The Odyssey was written by Homer, and later translated to English by Robert Fitzgerald.

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They Odyssey is an epic poem about a war hero's journey home.

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The Odysseus is an epic poem written by Homer

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The Odyssey is an epic poem by Homer.

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The Odyssey is an epic poem that was written by Homer.

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The Odyssey is an epic poem that was sang by Homer.

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In The Odyssey the main character is Odysseus.

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odyssey written by homer

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The odyssey is an epic poem about his war journey

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Odysseus uses manipulation to his advantage against the gods.

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the Odyssey is a epic poem that follows the main character Odysseus

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The Odyssey is an epic poem that has Greek gods in it.

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Odyssey is a play, also was sang by homer. and it shows his journey.

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Odysseus had stab giants in the eye by protecting his men

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Telemakhos went on to explain how the gods "tied me down to Egypt" (63) and "detained me" (63).

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Odysseus is the son of Lartes, and he has come home.

lines 36-37

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Homer writes that Odysseus describes himself to the cyclops as "Nobody" so that the cyclops doesn't know that it's him (l. 365 - 366).

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Homer then says, "but never in this world is Ody. is dead"(l. 240).

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"Odysseus shaped the bottom of his craft." (l.260)

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Homer illustrates Odysseus as an emotional man when we first see him staring out into the sea, "Having given heed to Zeus's mandate, went to find Odysseus in his stone seat to seaward-tear on tear brimming his eyes." (l. 156-157)

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in the odyssey homer illustrates what happened to the polyphemos "tell him Odysseus, raider of cities, took your eye: Laertes son, whose home's on Ithaka!" (550)

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"O father zeus, if over land and water, after adversity, you willed to bring me home, let someone in the waking house give me good augury, and a sign be shown, too, in the outer world" (XX. 99-102)

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Odysseus was talking to himself about god and the unluck he was having on that day by stating to himself " O damned confusion! Can this be a ruse/to trick me from te boat for some god's pleasure? (91 369-370)