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The Odyssey

by Homer

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The Odyssey

The moral of Zeus's version is that one must obey the will of the gods, even if it is to one's own detriment (Agamemnon was killed because he did not trust his wife and allowed her to be seduced by...

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The Odyssey

Nestor recounts to Telemachus that after the Greeks sacked Troy, a quarrel divided them: some sailed immediately with Menelaus, while others, including Odysseus, initially sailed but then turned...

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The Odyssey

Nestor treats Telemachus as his friend and encourgages him to make a name for himself.

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The Odyssey

Nestor's reaction to recognizing Telemachus' companion in The Odyssey is one of respect and reverence. He realizes that the companion is the goddess Athena in disguise, which leads him to offer...

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