By the trunk next to the olive tree....
Odysseus comes back home charged with the treasures that King Alcinous of the Phaeacians gave him after he told him the wondrous tale of his trip and all the adventures he lived by the sea.
How did Odysseus address the queen of the Phaeacians okay so its really "he cast his hands about her knees."
Poseidon turns the Phaeacians ship into stone
Odysseus travels for 20 days before reaching the land of the Phaeacians.
the phaeacians
By the trunk next to the olive tree....
Odysseus comes back home charged with the treasures that King Alcinous of the Phaeacians gave him after he told him the wondrous tale of his trip and all the adventures he lived by the sea.
How did Odysseus address the queen of the Phaeacians okay so its really "he cast his hands about her knees."
Poseidon turns the Phaeacians ship into stone
Odysseus travels for 20 days before reaching the land of the Phaeacians.
the phaeacians
He is crafty.
In Homer's "Odyssey," the Phaeacians are a fictional group of people living on the island of Scheria. After enduring many hardships, Odysseus washes ashore and is welcomed by the Phaeacians, particularly by Princess Nausicaa. They provide him with hospitality, food, and clothing, and ultimately, the Phaeacians help him return to Ithaca by providing him with a ship. The Phaeacians' assistance is crucial for Odysseus's journey home after years of wandering.
Keryra (Corcyra) the island of the Phaeacians is the last place visited by Odysseus before he returns home. The princess Nusicaa seems to develop a bit of a crush on him, and her father Alcinous - king of the Phaeacians - gives Odysseus a magic ship on which he can sail home to Ithaca.
they ducked
Odysseus wins the respect of the young Phaeacians by displaying his strength and cunning in a series of athletic competitions. He also tells them his tale of adventures and hardships, which elicits their sympathy and admiration for his resilience and courage.
on one of the magical ships of the phaeacians