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The River Tiber at Tivoli, Italy, c1833.

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The island of Capri, Italy, c1833.

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'Lake Geneva' c1833.

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The town of Ardea, Lazio, Italy, c1833.

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Odysseus in the underworld, c1833.

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Mount Etna, Sicily, Italy, c1833.

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Scyllaeum, Italy, c1833.

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The Isle of Zakynthos, Greece, c1833.

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Agrigento, Sicily, Italy, c1833.

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View over the fields of Troy, c1833.

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Charybdis, c1833.

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Citadel of Messina, Sicily, Italy, c1833.

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Ithaca, Greece, c1833.

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Carthage, Tunisia, c1833.

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Tarpeian Rock, Rome, c1833.

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Leucothea, the sea deity, saves Odysseus in the storm, c1833.

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Hermes orders the nymph Calypso to release Odysseus, c1833.

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Zeus and Athena decide to send Hermes to Calypso, c1833.

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Lake Avernus, Campania, Italy, c1833.

Lake Avernus, Campania, Italy, c1833. Lake Avernus (Lago di Averno) is a volcanic crater lake in southern Italy. The Romans believed it to be the site of the entrance to Hades.

Unique Identifier AR976465

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 4722px × 3620px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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GREEK MYTHOLOGY

NINETEENTH CENTURY

Pluto, God of the Underworld