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For whom does alcinous send to sing at the feast?

Demodocus


Who is Alcinous in The Odyssey?

Alcinous is the ruler of the Phaeacians.


What happened in Phaeacia?

When Odysseus arrives in Phaeacia he is given clothes and then led to the Palace of Alcinous by Athena. He arrives at the palace and begs the queen and king for safe passage to Ithaca. They are moved by his pleas and agree to help him. There is a feast and a athletic festival that evening. Alcinous becomes curious about who Odysseus is and has him recount his wanderings.


Why does alcinous want Odysseus to stay one more day?

Alcinous wants Odysseus to stay one more day to honor him as a guest and ensure he receives proper hospitality before his departure. As the king of the Phaeacians, Alcinous values the customs of xenia, or guest-friendship, and wishes to provide Odysseus with a grand farewell, including a feast and gifts for his journey home. Additionally, he wants to hear more of Odysseus's adventures, which intrigue and entertain his court.


What was king alcinous known for that was speacil?

King Alcinous helped Odysseus when his ship wrecked.


When did Alcinous Burton Jamison die?

Alcinous Burton Jamison died on 1938-11-15.


When was Alcinous Burton Jamison born?

Alcinous Burton Jamison was born on 1851-09-01.


Who finds Odysseus and takes him to King Alcinous?

The person that finds Odysseus and takes him to King Alcinous is Navsicaa.


Which kingdom did Alcinous?

Phaeacia


Why does Alcinous want Odysseus to marry Nausicaa?

Alcinous feels that he and the stranger "think as one."


How does king alcinous treat Odysseus in his place even thoug he is a stranger?

king alcinous treat odysseus with rescpect.


King of phaeacia?

The king of Phaeacia in Greek mythology is Alcinous. He is known for helping Odysseus return home to Ithaca after his long journey in Homer's epic poem, the Odyssey. Alcinous is described as a wise and hospitable ruler.