Book 1 - Athene visits Telemachus

• "Wisest man alive" (Zeus about Odysseus)
• "Their own transgressions which bring them suffering that was not their destiny" (Zeus)
• Odysseus "would give anything for the mere sight of the smoke rising up from his own land" (Athene)
• Athene goes to Ithaca to "instil more spirit into Odysseus' son" so that he may "win the praise of men"
• "Insolent Suitors"
• "came swaggering in"
• "He went straight up to his visitor... and gave him cordial greetings"
• "They are eating me out of house and home" (Telemachus)
• "No one was dealt a heavier blow than I... mourning for the best of husbands" (Penelope)
• "You may never be its king" (Antinous)