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Which of the goddesses was awarded the golden apple by Paris?

Which of the goddesses was awarded the golden apple by Paris?

Which of the goddesses was awarded the golden apple by Paris?. Category 1: $100: A. Aphrodite. Category 1: $100: Q. Who changed Odysseus’s men into pigs?. Category 1: $200: A. Circe. Category 1: $200: Q. Who keeps Odysseus a prisoner for seven years?. Category 1: $300: A. Calypso.

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The Odyssey

The Odyssey

The Odyssey. Everything You Need to Know to Take on the Big Book. The Odyssey. What is it? An epic poem (epic = BIG) Tells the story of a heroic soldier and his journey home (odyssey = journey) Originally recited out loud to audiences for hours on end! Who composed it? Homer. Homer.

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dyssey

dyssey

o. dyssey. The Odyssey as told by Homer translated by H.D. Rouse presented by Mrs. Price Honors English I. "Now I will avow that men call me Odysseus, Sacker of Cities, Laertes' son, a Prince of the Achaeans," said the Wanderer. What IS this story— Odyssey ?.

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Odysseus (Ulysses)

Odysseus (Ulysses)

Odysseus (Ulysses). The hero of the story Left home to go fight in the battle of Troy Angered the Sea God Neptune by poking the eye out of the King of Cyclops, Polyphemus, who is the son of Neptune and will now not allow Odysseus to continue his voyage back to Ithaca, his home.

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dyssey

dyssey

o. dyssey. The Odyssey as told by Homer translated by H.D. Rouse presented by Mrs. Price Honors English I. "Now I will avow that men call me Odysseus, Sacker of Cities, Laertes' son, a Prince of the Achaeans," said the Wanderer. What IS this story— Odyssey ?.

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dyssey

dyssey

o. dyssey. The Odyssey as told by Homer. "Now I will avow that men call me Odysseus, Sacker of Cities, Laertes' son, a Prince of the Achaeans," said the Wanderer. What IS this story— Odyssey ?. Sequel to the Iliad (900 and 700 BC)

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General Characteristics of an Epic

General Characteristics of an Epic

General Characteristics of an Epic. EPIC: A long, narrative poem—usually thousands of pages long. Examples: The Iliad The Odyssey Beowulf.

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The Odyssey: Calypso, the Sweet Nymph

The Odyssey: Calypso, the Sweet Nymph

The Odyssey: Calypso, the Sweet Nymph. Survey Says…. Fix it and turn it back in, please!. More to Return. -Notes -Yesterday’s quiz No notes? Hand them in today for ½ credit. Bad on quiz? Take ALL the information and write a well-written paragraph that explains what “The Odyssey” is.

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Odysseus’ Journey

Odysseus’ Journey

Odysseus’ Journey. Isabelle Gregga and Brenna Smith 6. Odysseus began his journey after he fought in Troy on the side of the Greeks and started home. He was then blown off course to Ismaros in Circones , where a battle occurred and many died.

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