Odyssey part 3 quotes Flashcards

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Poseidon and Zeus in Book 13

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“turn her in to a rock looking like a ship off-shore”

“respected your anger”

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Recognition scene with Athene (Book 13)

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“we both know how to get our own way”
“I did not notice you then”
“change you beyond recognition”

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3
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Meeting Eumaeus (Book 14)

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“yearning and mourning for the best of masters”

“And you, Eumaeus”

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Telemachus’ Kleos in Book 15

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“come away laden with precious gifts”

“the crew leapt to his orders”

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Omens in Book 15

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Theoclymenus
“bird came flying from the right”
“planning trouble for the whole pack of suitors”

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Eumaeus’ origin story (Boom 15)

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“brought me up… almost as her daughters equal”

“parted with some of his wealth to buy me”

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Eumaeus and Telemachus being reunited (Book 16)

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“tears streamed down his cheeks”

“Like a fond father”

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Recognition scene with Telemachus

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“I am no god… but I am your father”
“they cried aloud piercingly”
“could not yet accept that it was his father”

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Amphinomous in Book 16

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“Penelope found his conversation especially agreeable, because he was a man of principle”

“let us learn the gods’ will”

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Penelope rebuking the suitors in Book 16

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“How dare you plot against Telemachus’ life, showing no compassion to suppliants”

“Medon the herald had heard of the plot and warned her”

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Telemachus asserting dominance over Penelope in Book 17

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“go upstairs to your room with your ladies” “Penelope made no reply”

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Melanthius in Book 17

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“much rather fill his gluttonous belly by grovelling”

“landed a kick on Odysseus’ hip”

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13
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Argus

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“he lay abandoned on the heaps of dung”

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Antinous assaulting Odysseus in Book 17

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“picking up a stool he threw it and struck Odysseus on the back”

“the rest of them were deeply shocked

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Fight with Irus

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“smashed in the bones so that the red blood gushed up through his mouth”

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16
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Amphinomous and retribution in Book 18

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“Athene had already marked him out to fall to a spear from Telemachus”

“filled with a foreboding”

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Athene adorning Penelope on Book 18

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“cleansed her fair cheeks with a divine ointment used by Aphrodite”

18
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Telemachus growing up in Book 18

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“I am not the child I was”

“when you see a beard on our boys chin, marry whom you want”

19
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Melantho

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“Melantho now renewed her abuse of Odysseus”

“be careful … or one day you may lose the fine position”

20
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Recognition with Eurycleia

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“no one that I have seen has reminded me so strongly of Odysseus”
“at once she recognised the scar”
“gripped the old woman’s throat

21
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Omens in Book 20

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“Zeus… thundered in the clear sky”
“blood was spattered on the food they ate”
“they laughed at him [Theoclymenus]”

22
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Philoetius

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“my eyes are filled with tears, because you bring Odysseus to my mind”

23
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Penelope explaining the bow contest in Book 21

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“whoever strings the bow most easily and shoots an arrow through each one of these twelve axes, with that man I will go”

24
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Odysseus during the bow contest

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(to Philoetius and Eumaeus) “Well, here I am!”

“and it sang as he plucked it with a sound like a swallow’s note”

25
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The fight begins (Book 22)

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“levelled a deadly shaft straight at Antinous”

“Stranger… you have killed the greatest nobleman in Ithaca”

26
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Odysseus revealing himself to the suitors

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“you raped my maids; you courted my wife”

“It had not dawned upon the fools that the fate of all of them was sealed”

27
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Eurymachus’ last moments

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“let’s stand and fight!” “in his agony he beat his forehead on the ground”

28
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Telemachus during the great battle

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“spear that pierced his [Amphinomus] breast”
“the mistake was mine… I left the tightly fitting door”
“The man [Phemius] is innocent. Don’t kill him.”

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the torture of Melanthius

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“ripped away his genitals as raw meat for the dogs”

30
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Athene helping during the great battle

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“Made the whole volley miss”

“raised her deadly aegis”

31
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The 12 unfaithful maids

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“first they removed the bodies” “for a little while their feet twitched”

32
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Telemachus rebuking Penelope in Book 23

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“your heart was always harder than flint”

33
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Odysseus passing the bed test

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“a great secret went in to the making of that complicated bed”

34
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Recognition with Penelope

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“bursting in to tears she ran up to Odysseus”

35
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recognition with Laertes

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“to question him and thoroughly test him” “flung his arms round his neck and kissed him”

36
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Athene ending the conflict

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“still using Mentor’s form and voice for her disguise, established peace between the two sides”