Odysseus | | Home of Odysseus. |
Beggar | | Number of Odysseus' men claimed by Scylla. |
Troy | | Father of Odysseus. |
Eurylochus | | Alias used by Odysseus (when asked his name by the cyclops). |
Nhbody | | Second of Odysseus' captors. |
Scylla | | Penelope's servant. |
Polythemus | | Odysseus' wife. |
Elpenor | | Where Odysseus began his journey home. |
Charybdis | | Laertes son. |
Eurynome | | Origin of the Lotus-Eaters |
Circe | | Sea monster whom Odysseus and his men defeat. |
Twenty | | Scylla's realtionship to Charybdis. |
six | | Length of the Trojan War (in years). |
Penelope | | Person who coaxed Odysseus' men inot slaughtering the animals. |
Calypso | | The God/Goddess who morphed Odysseus. |
Poseidon | | Name of the Cyclops that Odysseus battled. |
Argus | | Suitor of Penelope. |
Athena | | The second (familiar) person Odysseus met in the Underworld. |
unburried | | Weapon Peneople's suitors could not sucessfully string. |
Sirens | | Elpenor's fate. |
Antinous | | The cyclop's father. |
Land of the Lotus-Eaters | | Type of animal that Odysseus' men slaughtered. |
Bow | | Son of Odysseus. |
Laertes | | Group of people who lure others on to their island through song. |
Lotus-Eaters | | Stage of his son's life when Odysseus was summoned to war. |
Helios | | Odysseus' loyal dog. |
Zeus | | Author of The Odyssey . |
Six | | The plant which Odysseus' men were lured inot eating. |
Lotus | | A title given to Odysseus. |
Ten | | Captor of Odysseus. |
Mother | | The first (familiar) person Odysseus met in the Underworld. |
Infancy | | The sea monster that Odysseus and his men avoided. |
Cattle | | Drugged members of an island. |
Homer | | Where Odysseus went to seek is fortune. |
Tiresias | | What Odysseus was morphed into (disguised as). |
sister | | Number of years it took Odysseus to finally return home. |
Telemachus | | God/Goddes who strikes Odysseus' ship with lightning. |
Epic Hero | | Number of heads/necks Scylla has. |
Hades | | Owner of the slaughtered animals. |
Ithaca | | Prophet who helped Odysseus. |