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Where is the first place Odysseus arrives?
Aeolia
‘Countless
delicacies
are laid
before
them, and all day long the
house
is
filled
with the
savoury
smell of roasting
meat’
[
Odysseus
]
‘He made
arrangements
for
my
journey
and presented me with a
leather
bag’
[
Odysseus
]
‘Zeus
had put
him in
charge
of the
winds’
[
Odysseus
]
‘We who have
gone
every
bit as
far
come
home
with
empty
hands’
[
Crew-mate
]
‘Come one: lets
find
out
and
see how much
gold
and
silver
is hidden in that
bag’
[
Crew-mate
]
‘I
debated
within myself whether
to
jump
overboard
and drown or stay among the
living
and
quietly endure’
[
Odysseus
]
‘An
untrustworthy
crew and
a
fatal
sleep were my
downfall’
[
Odysseus
]
‘The
world
holds no one more
Damnable than you, and it is not right for me to
entertain
and
equip
a man
detested
by the
gods’
[
Aeolus
]
’We left the
island
and
resumed
our
journey
in a state of gloom’ [
Odysseus
]
‘Instead I brought my black
ship
to rest outside the
harbour
and made her fast with a
cable
to a
rock’
[
Odysseus
]
‘They were
confronted
by
Antiphates’
wife, a woman of
mountainous
proportions; the sight of her
appalled
them‘ [
Odysseus
]
‘Who promptly made his
murderous
intentions
clear, pouncing on one of my
men
to
eat
him for
supper’
[
Odysseus
]
‘They began pelting my
flotilla
with lumps of
rock
such as an
ordinary
man could barely
lift’
[
Odysseus
]
‘My
ship
was
safe.
But that was the end of all
the
rest’
[
Odysseus
]
‘Aeaea
, the
home
of the
beautiful
Circe,
a
formidable
goddess, with a
mortal
woman’s voice’ [
Odysseus
]
‘Some
god
guided
us in’ [
Odysseus
]
‘After some thought I decided the
better
course
would be to return first to my
ship
on the beach, give my men a
meal
, and send out an
exploring
party’
[
Odysseus
]
’Some
god
was
moved
to
pity
by my
forlorn
condition’ [
Odysseus
]
‘They could not help
remembering
what
Antiphates
the
Laestrygonian
had done’ [
Odysseus
]
‘Prowling about the place were
mountain
wolves
and
lions
that
Circe
had bewitched with her magic
drugs’
[
Odysseus
]
‘They could hear
Circe
within, singing
in her
beautiful
voice as she went
to
and
fro
at her great and everlasting
loom’
[
Odysseus
]
‘Eurylochus
suspected a
trap
and stayed
outside’
[
Odysseus
]
‘But
into this
dish
she introduced
a
noxious
drug, to make them
lose
all
memory
of their
native
land’
[
Odysseus
]
‘Now they had
pigs’
heads and
bristles, and they
grunted
like pigs; but their
minds
were as
human
as they had been before‘ [
Odysseus
]
‘He was in such
anguish
that he could not
utter
a single
word’
[
Odysseus
]
‘But I shall go.
I have absolutely
no
choice’
[
Eurylochus
]
‘I was nearing the
sorceress’s
palace when I met
Hermes’
[
Odysseus
]
‘However, I will
save
you
and
deliver
you from your
trouble’
[
Hermes
]
’I will tell
you
exactly
what
to
do’
[
Hermes
]
‘The
gods
call
it
Moly’
[
Hermes
]
‘For
never
before
have I known
a man who could
resist
that
drug
once he had
taken
it and
swallowed
it down’ [
Circe
]
‘I am
sure
you are
Odysseus
, that
resourceful
man’ [
Circe
]
‘Nothing,
goddess,
would induce me to
come into your
bed
unless you can bring yourself to
swear
a
solemn
oath
that you have no other
mischief
in store for me‘ [
Odysseus
]
‘Could any
honourable
man bear
to taste
food
and
drink
before he had freed his
men
and seen them face to face’ [
Odysseus
]
‘They became
men
again and
looked
younger
, and much more
handsome
and
taller
than
before’
[
Odysseus
]
‘Eurylochus
was against me
and did his
best
to
keep
the whole
company
back’ [
Odysseus
]
‘It was this man’s
reckless
folly
that
cost
them their
lives’
[
Eurylochus
]
‘I considered
drawing
the long
sword
from my
sturdy
side and
lopping
his
head
off to roll in the dust, even though he was a close
kinsman
of mine’ [
Odysseus
]
‘We stayed on day after
day for a
whole
year
, feasting on
lavish
quantities
of meat and mellow
wine‘
[
Odysseus
]
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