Odysseus made his men solemnly swear not to kill either the cattle or any large flocks of sheep that they might find on Thrinacia.
After his men kill Helios' cattle, it is not explicitly said whether Odysseus partakes in eating the meat. All though he berates each man individually, he does not stop his men from killing the cattle, which they do for the next 6 days.
In Homerâ??s â??Odysseyâ??, Ulysses learns that the immortal cattle of the Sun God, Helios are guarded by his daughters and killing them will bring great misfortune. Although Ulyssesâ?? men promise they wonâ??t kill the cattle, they renege and do it anyway.
Tiresias suggests that Odysseus and his men will eventually kill and eat the Helios cattle. He also says that if they can avoid touching the cattle at all, they should.
The Cattle of the Sun God was a story from the Odyssey where Odysseus's men get in trouble because the eat the Cattle that happen to be sacred to Helios, the Ancient Greek God of the sun.
They ate the sun god's cattle
Helios
I guess you mean what is the cattle of the sun IN the Odyssey. It was the cattle of the sun god. It was cattle sacred to Helios, the sun god. Odysseus's' sailors hinted down this cattle while they were stranded on an island. Helios demanded that Zeus punish the men for the sacrilege. They were shipwrecked. Everyone died except for Odysseus,
Cattle of the Sun God
They ate the sun god's cattle
They ate the sun god's cattle
They ate the sun god's cattle
Cattle of the Sun God
Odysseus exhaustion is demonstrated by his failure to wake up and prevent his men from slaughtering the sun god cattle. It was a squall that forced them to land were the cattle were.
ate the sun god's cattle.
because they ate the sun god's cattle