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| Beautiful nymph goddes who keeps Odysseus on her island for seven years. |
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Son of the sea god, Poseidon.
He was blinded by Odysseus.
Cyclops.
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Blind Prophet.
From the city of Thebes.
Odysseus meets him in the land of the dead. |
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| Where the Trojan war was fought. |
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| Odysseus's faithful wife. |
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| People who fed Odysseus's men to forget about Ithica. |
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People living on South Western coast, Thrace.
Battled Odysseus and his men. |
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Enchantress and goddes.
Turns Odysseus's men into swine. |
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Favorite daughter of Zeus.
Goddes of wisdom, war, and peace. |
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| Tradtion/story passed by from generation to generation by word of mouth. |
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| Long poem that involves a hero. |
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| Scornful; regarding someone as a person |
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| Celebration or merry making |
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| Hospitality, Virtue, and honor. |
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