Odysseus, King of Ithaca (Mythological character) -- Juvenile literature
Chapter Page
I Penelope waiting for Ulysses—The Suitors—Telemachus,
encouraged by Athene, sets sail 11
II Telemachus visits Nestor and Menelaus—The Suitors prepare an
Ambush 21
III Calypso allows Ulysses to go home—Poseidon sends a
storm—Ulysses is wrecked upon the Island of Scheria 37
IV Nausicaa 43
V Ulysses visits the King of the Phæacians 49
VI Ulysses among the Phæacians 55
VII Ulysses tells his Story—The Lotus-Eaters, Polyphemus, Circe,
Scylla, and Charybdis—The Visit to Hades 64
VIII Ulysses is taken sleeping to Ithaca by the Phæacians—Athene
Counsels him—He comes to Eumæus 96
IX Telemachus leaves Sparta and lands in Ithaca 108
X Arrival of Telemachus—Ulysses reveals himself to his Son 113
XI Ulysses and the Goatherd—The Dog Argos—Ulysses in the Hall
among the Suitors 117
XII Ulysses and Irus, the Beggar 124
XIII Ulysses and Penelope 130
XIV Penelope arranges the Decisive Contest 136
XV Ulysses’ Revenge 147
XVI Ulysses reveals himself to Penelope 152
XVII Ulysses goes to Laertes—His Father’s Conflict with the
Friends of the slain Suitors—Great Sacrifice and
Festival in Ithaca 158
Illustrations
Mercury Descending to Earth _Frontispiece_
The Blinding of Polyphemus 72
Invocation of the Shades in Hades 86
Ulysses Reveals himself to Penelope 156
Ulysses of Ithaca
Chapter I
Penelope waiting for Ulysses—The Suitors—Telemachus, encouraged by
Athene, sets sail
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