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Odysseus and his men pillage the Ciconian village. |
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Lotus eaters tempt the men. Men don't want to leave. |
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Odysseus blinds Polyphemus. |
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Odysseus escapes the cave by clinging to a ram. |
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The crew opens the sack of winds which were a gift to Odysseus from King Aeolus. |
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Aeolus banishes Odysseus because he believes Odysseus is cursed by the gods. |
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The men flee from giants. |
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Circe turns the men to swine. |
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Hermes gives Odysseu a potent herb (moly). |
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Circe makes a truce with Odysseus. Tells him he must go to Hades and gives him directions. |
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Odysseus speaks with Antecleia, his mother, in the Underworld. |
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Agamemnon talks about his wife's treachery. |
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Odysseus' plugs the crew's ears with wax and asks them to binds Odysseus to the mast so that he could hear the Sirens. |
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Scylla eats six of Odysseus' crewmen. |
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The crew disobeys Odysseus and eats Helios' cattle. |
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Zeus destroys Odysseus' ship. |
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Odysseus hangs from a fig tree to escape from Charybidis. |
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Odysseus drifts alone on a raft in the ocean for 9 days and comes to the Island of Scheria. |
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Odysseys meets Calypso on the Island of Ogygia. |
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