When he returns to the palace at Ithaca, Odysseus almost immediately sees something that brings back many poignant memories. What does he see?

We considered some evidence in this epic, especially in Book 19, that Penelope:

There was once an epic that came after the Odyssey. It was named after a son that Odysseus had with the witch Circe. This son was named:

In the last scene in the Odyssey,

After the battle in the hall with the suitors, what does Odysseus do with the maids who have been sleeping with the suitors?

The goatherd whom Odysseus meets on the way to the palace at Ithaca (not to be confused with the the swineherd Eumaeus) does what?

This character’s father is a key figure in the Odyssey‘s final book.

Odysseus’ childhood nurse, who recognizes him due to a scar on his thigh, is called:

After the battle with the suitors, Penelope is still skeptical about Odysseus’ identity. He finally convinces her he is Odysseus, however, by correctly answering a question about:

Penelope issues a challenge to all the suitors, telling them that in order to marry her, they must first do what?

This Pre-Socratic philosopher, who believed that the only constant was change and flux, famously wrote that “It is impossible to step twice into the same river.”

Book 24 opens with Agamemnon and Achilles observing the dead suitors entering the underworld. The scene closes with Agamemnon speaking very reverently of:

In the mostly lost 8-book long Epic Cycle, the Odyssey was once:

A particularly famous aspect of Homer’s style is:

When Odysseus first meets the ringleader of the suitors, Antinous, which of the following actions does Odysseus take?