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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Homer’s Odyssey, Book VI: 15-70; 119-197; 227-250
The goddess brings a message in a dream to Nausicaa She set out to go to her richly-decorated chamber wherein The maiden sleeps, in form and stature like to the undying, Nausicaa, daughter of great-hearted Alcinous, And two attendants beside … Continue reading
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Tagged alcinous, athena, athene, greek, homer, nausicaa, odysseus, odyssey, olympus, phaeacians, wine-dark sea
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