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How do the queen and king entertain Odysseus?
Depends which king and queen. Really the only king and queen in the story were cannibals who tried to eat him.
What did the queen and queen in book 7 do for Odysseus?
In book 7 The King and Queen notice Odysseus. Odysseus begs at his knees, begging for mercy at the Queen. The King and Queen give him a day off and make Odyessuestravel in the Phaeacian ship.
How did Odysseus address the queen of the Phaeacians?
How did Odysseus address the queen of the Phaeacians okay so its really "he cast his hands about her knees."
What was a jester's job in a medieval castles?
to entertain the king and queen
Who tells Odysseus that he should address himself to the queen of the PhaeaciansWho tells Odysseus that he should address himself to the queen of the Phaeacians?
duke you
Was anticlea the queen of Ithaca?
Anticlea was not the queen of Ithaca; she was actually the mother of Odysseus, the famous king of Ithaca in Greek mythology. She is best known for her appearance in Homer's "Odyssey," where she meets Odysseus in the Underworld. The queen of Ithaca during Odysseus's absence was Penelope, his wife.
What did the queen and king do for Odysseus?
Odysseus encounters different kings and queens. please be more specific
What did the king and queen do for Odysseus in book 7?
In Book 7 of "The Odyssey," the king and queen of Phaeacia, Alcinous and Arete, show hospitality and kindness to Odysseus by offering him food, shelter, and asking about his identity and journey. They welcome him with open arms and provide him with a ship to continue his journey home.
Who is the queen of Ithaca in The Odyssey?
Queen Arete is the wife of Alcinous who is the King of Phaeacia.
Who was Odesseuses wife?
Odysseus' wife was Penelope, Queen of Ithaca
How did odysseues address the queen of the phaeacians?
How did Odysseus address the queen of the Phaeacians okay so its really "he cast his hands about her knees."
What happened when Odysseus appealed to the queen of the Phaeacians?
The mist that Athene had cast upon him melted.
