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Odysseus drinking with Polyfemos, the cyclops, c1833.

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Odysseus follows the chariot of Nausicaa, c1833.

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Odysseus in the underworld, c1833.

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Odysseus talks with Eumaeus, the swineherd, c1833.

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Scylla, the sea monster, c1833.

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Odysseus in the house of Circe, the enhantress, c1833.

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The Sirens attempting to lure Odysseus onto the rocks, c1833.

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Hermes orders the nymph Calypso to release Odysseus, c1833.

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Title page of Homer's Odyssey, c1833.

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The suitors discover Penelope's cunning, c1833.

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'Penelope's dream', c1833.

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'The Sacrifice of Nestor', c1833.

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Nausicaa playing a ball game, c1833.

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

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'Phemius sings for the suitors of Penelope', c1833.

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Telemachus and Mentor arrive at Pylos, c1833.

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'Athena sets foot on the island of Ithaca, c1833.

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Ithaca, Greece, c1833.

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Charybdis, c1833.

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Scyllaeum, Italy, c1833.

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

Leucothea, the sea deity, saves Odysseus in the storm, c1833. A scene from Homer's Odyssey.

Unique Identifier AR976399

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 5202px × 3366px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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GREEK MYTHOLOGY

NINETEENTH CENTURY