Book 6 - Nausicaa

• "Like a mountain lion"
• "Athene put courage into her heart and took the fear from her limbs"
• "Odysseus considered whether he should throw his arms round the beautiful girl's knees and beg for help or just keep his distance and beg with all courtes"
• "Princess, I am at your knees" (Odysseus)
• "It is of Artemis" (Odysseus)
• "Thrice-blessed indeed are your father and lady mother" (Odysseus)
• "A fine army at my back" (Odysseus)
• "May the gods grant you your heart's desire; may they give you a husband and a home" (Odysseus)
• "The gods are too fond of us for that" (Nausicaa)
• "She enodwed his head and shoulders with beauty"
• "I wish I could have a man like him for my husband" (Nausicaa)
• "I am afraid they might give me a bad name" (Nausicaa)
• "I should blame any girl who... associated with men before being properly married" (Nausicaa)
• "Clasp my mother's knees if you wish to see that day of your homecoming" (Nausicaa)
• Griffin on the Phaecians

  They serve as a transition between the fantasy world and human world