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What is the setting for the beginning of the story The Odyssey?
Mount Olympus
At the beginning of The Odyssey Poseidon is?
At the beginning of the Odyssey, Poseidon is in Ethiopia.That's why Athena brings up Odysseus with Zeus at that point, so that Poseidon can't interfere.
From which of the can you most reliably infer that Greeks at the time of The Odyssey had an interest in travel?
From the widerange setting of events in the odyssey
Who was holding Odysseus captive at the beginning of The Odyssey?
Calypso
Does Odysseus in the story the 'Odyssey' change?
NO
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