The Odyssey | Book 14 Summary and Analysis

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Eumaeus: Odysseus’ loyal swineherd

Summary
Odysseus sets out for the shelter of Eumaeus the swineherd as per Athene’s instructions. The faithful and loyal swineherd has kept Odysseus’ pigs in order and has tended them skillfully. As Odysseus approaches the crude dwelling, he is accosted by Eumaeus’ dogs; the swineherd himself, however, quickly comes to his rescue and brings him to his dwelling.

Eumaeus cares for Odysseus’ needs, feeding him...



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