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In turn, Ajax casts a huge stone against Hector, wounding him

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The Trojan Horse and destruction of Troy; Agamemnon’s death; Helen’s return with Menelaus;

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Ship of Odysseus
returned to island
of Aeolus, god of winds,
owing to disobedience of his sailors. They opened the bag of winds which drove
them back to the island. Aeolus would not oblige and
provide more wind to steer a course homeward

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Odysseus is noble, dismissing his own skill as he asserts that the suitors were killed by the gods: “… do not cry aloud, for it is an unholy thing to triumph over men lying dead. These men the gods themselves have overcome, because of their own hard and unjust hearts.”

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Odysseus shoots Antinous, the insulting suitor

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Odysseus reveals himself; Zeus thunders outside. Odysseus becomes a figure of vengeance

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Suitors are enraged that Odysseus the disdguised beggar attempts to bend the bow they cannot.

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Odysseus identifies himself by the scar on his foot left by a boar. Odysseus charges the cattle herd to bar the gates so the suitors cannot escape.

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The challenge of the twelve axes and the silver bow is established by Penelope

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Theoclymenus, the man of second-sight, sees the hall of Odysseus fill with ghosts and the stain of blood

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On hearing more
accounts of the Trojan War, Odysseus begins to weep. Finally, by this
behaviour, he is forced to reveal his identity

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Menelaus explains how his ship and crew were trapped at the mouth of the Nile river, unable to return home, because they had not sacrificed to the gods

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Menelaus begins to tell his memories of Odysseus

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Athene forbids the men of Ithaka from attacking Odysseus even though these were the fathers of the suitors whom Odysseus had slain with Telemachus

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Moving reunion of Laertes, father of Odysseus, and his returned son

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Priam goes into Achilles’ tent and begs for the return of Hector’s body

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Tele speaks boldly and firmly to the suitors

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Without revealing his identity, Odysseus
requests of Queen Arete of the Phaecians that he be supplied with the means to
make his way homewards

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Disobedience about the
Cattle of the Sun by some of the crew forces them to return past the dangers. Odysseus
survives for nine days in the waters. Odysseus is forced to return to Calypso’s
island; from there he made his way to the Phaecians

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finally returned to ithaka. Athene protects him from attck by transforming odysseus into an old man

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The dying Patrokles warns hector that he is doomed to die at the hands of Achilles

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Odysseus is insulted by one of the suitors; he flings the foot of a slaughtered ox at Odysseus<br>the disguised beggar

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Circe describes the dangers<br>of Scylla and Charybdis, and then is recounted their first passage past these dangers

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Philoctotes the archer shoots Paris as the latter stands on Troy’s walls

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Hector is at the wall that protected the Greek<br>ships. He cast a stone that broke open the locked gates

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Achilles has no softening conditions to offer<br>hector; he wants revenge for the death of Patrokles

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Old nurse Eurycleia, nurse of Telemachus, recognises Odysseus her master by the scar on his foot

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Fatefully,
Achilles permits his friend Patrokles to dress as him and lead the Greeks
against Hector. Achilles advises Patrokles that he must not go near the
surrounds of the city

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Advice that Athene could not assist Odysseus openly because of a wrong he had done the goddess’s brother Poseidon

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Tele cannot be a free man until he has dealt responsibly with the uncertainty caused by his father’s absence and with the effects of that absence

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Nestor, king of Pylos, has no news of Odysseus, but he allows his son Peisistratus, to ride a chariot with Telemachus to seek out Menelaus, King of Sparta, in order to learn news of Odysseus.

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Nestor pleads with Patrokles, friend of Achilles, to dress as if he were the hero and so dismay the successful Trojans <br>

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Ordinary household workers such as a cattleherd, a swineherd and the old woman who ground<br>grain yearn for the return of their master.

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An omen is interpreted by a fellow traveller of the ship returning Tele. The omen signifies that Odysseus will take revenge

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Hector sees his duty is to fight Achilles in order to spare troy, if that is how fate has determined

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Patrokles forgets Achilles’ injunction not to go near the walls of Troy

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Repetition of the principle “that the stranger and the beggar are from God”.

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Odysseus goes to his house again disguised as an old beggar. The chief suitor Antinous scorns Odysseus

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Odysseus overhears how his household staff are collapsing under the burden of feeding<br>the greedy suitors. Odysseus is very committed to supporting his household.

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Agamemnon feels slighted about losing the nymph<br>Chriseis and demands propitiation so that he loses no dignity

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Stranger (really Athene disguised) advices Telemachus to call a council when he must direct the suitors to leave the house. Telemachus is told by the stranger that he must voyage to Nelos and Menelaus to learn tidings of his father

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Conversation between Penelope<br>and Odysseus disguised as a beggar. She speaks nobly and regrets what has happened to the household of Odysseus

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Phemius the minstrel repeats the events of the Trojan War as Telemachus sails to Pylos

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A moment of domestic interaction for Hector before his death in battle.

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Achilles’ great friend Patrokles

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Athene returns Odysseus to his usual form and Odysseus<br>greets the returned Telemachus

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Odysseus speaks courteously to Nausicaa when he<br>sees her and other maidens sporting by the river

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Given Achilles’ refusal to fight, Agamemnon must lead the troops

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A rude beggar named Irus challenges Odysseus,<br>himself disguised as a beggar, to a fight

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The story of the Cyclops

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Odysseus stranded by a river bank after surviving the furious seastorm that Poseidon sent to destroy him

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Tele discloses to Eurycleia, his old nurse, that
he is to sail off to learn of his father. The nurse insists to Tele that Odysseus
is dead

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story of the witch circe and enchantment. Odysseus and crew stay on her island for one year poo

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Disguised Odysseus encounters Eumaeus, the swineherd, who yearns for his king’s return so justice and right order can be restored in Ithaka

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Nymph assists Odysseus who is victim of Poseidon’s wrath. She<br>gives to a skin by which to protect him.

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Rudeness of Laodamas toward Odysseus; the youth<br>assumed that Odysseus was a merchant, intent only on his own gain

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Suspicion that Apollo himself would not permit troy to  be taken until a designated time. Hector kills Patrokles

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Odysseus imprisoned on Calypso’s island because she loves him. Hermes advises Calypso that this is the will of Zeus

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Death of Achilles by Paris in same place where Hector was slain

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Athene speaks to Telemachus another time, counselling him wisely

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Information about Achilles

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The suitors feast so much and so frequently that they are draining the substance of the estate

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Again, Athene assists Odysseus now stranded
unconscious on a riverbed. The goddess speaks to Nausicaa, daughter of the King
of the Phaecians, directing her to take washing down to the river.

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Odysseus asks Penelope how can she choose amongst the suitors. She settles on the great silver bow: “My husband’s great bow is still in the house. The one who can bend that bow, and shoot an arrow through …” and<br>so on

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Account by chief suitor Antinous explaining why the suitors no longer forbear in their pressure on Penelope to choose a new husband. Antinous tells how the suitors know that the strategy behind Penelope’s tapestry has been detected. They are angry with her; and the feasts are meant to maintain pressure on her to relent.

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The cause of the war concerned Paris’ elopement with Helen, wife of Menelaus.  It seems that the pride of the Trojans about their invincibility and of King Agamemnon of Greece contribute equally to the instigation of hostilities.

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Menelaus learned that Odysseus was trapped on Calypso’s island

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Trojan war endured for ten years, and yet Odysseus had not returned to Ithaka even ten more years after Troy’s defeat

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To avoid involvement in the war against troy, Odysseus pretended to be mad