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Odysseus loses many of his men in Troy.

He loses 6 men from each ship in Ismarus to the Cicons.

4 of his men are eaten by the cyclops Polyphemus in Polyphemus' cave.

He loses everyone not on his ship to the Laestrygonians in Lamus - Telepylus.

1, Elpenor, falls off Circe's roof.

6 are lost to Scylla.

The rest die off of Thrinacia, when Zeus, destroys their ship.

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