The Odyssey Book 16

When Telemacos arrived at the farm, Yumeius asked him to take care of strangers. Telemacos will be offering strangers' clothes and swords. The Odysseus beggar hoped that he was disturbed by the sad condition of the palace and could help him fight the pursuer, he said if he did not attack his criminal it should die , And he is pleased to die by trying to fight with them instead of accepting their insults. Telemachus went to the palace to Eumaeus and asked Penelope to tell Penelope that his son had returned home safely, but to others it was not even Laertes.

Athena approached the farm, but only Odysseus and the dog could meet her. He went outside and talked to her and she told Odysseus to reveal his real identity to Telemachus so that they can plan their revenge against the followers. She showed Odysseus again like herself. Telemachus was surprised at the transition when he returned, he thought that Odysseus must be a god because he can change so easily. I am your father, Odysseus told him; Telemachus initially did not believe it, but Odysseus explained that Athena is responsible for his magical change.

Odysseus asked Telemacos to explain the tracker so that they can plan the attack. Telemacos suspects that only two people can defeat such a large investigator - over a hundred people in total - but Odysseus reminds him that Athena and Zeus will also support them It was. Odysseus went to the palace to him and told to mix with the tracker. Eumaeus again disguises Odysseus into the city. Odysseus further keeps the secret to Telemacos - even from Rarthes, Penelope, Yumaus

The pioneers of Eumaeus and Pylos reported Penelope and Telemachus came home. The tracker who pursued this news was disappointed. They gathered at the venue and complained that God had to save the life of Telemacos. Antinous suggested killing him in his hometown, but secretly to avoid persecution. Amphinomus suggests that if the gods support murder, they should only kill the prince, and the follower agrees with this more discreet plan.

Penelope appeared from her room and was faced with Antinous's plan for coping with his telemachus. She remembered that Odysseus saved his father and insulted Antonis in the absence of him because she abused the land and wife of Odysseus. Eurymachus told Penelope that he would not afflict Telemachus, but his pledge is wrong. At the same time, Eumaeus returned to the farm, and he, Telemachus and Odysseus (again disguised as a donkey) went to sleep.

However, Odyssey's last book, 16-24, ignores the transformation. Virgil turned completely to Iliad. Let's see what he did. Start with Venus 8.370. After exterrita mater (Volcanum adloquitur), he talked about what happened to Aeneas when Evander fell asleep. 369 nox ruit et fuscis tellurem amplectitur alis Vergil 's imitation of Telemacheia has reached the point corresponding to Odyssey 3.403 and 4.305 respectively, when Nestor or Menelaus and his guests went to bed lie down. However, in the Odyssey these nights were not described anywhere. Because the next verse, 3.404 and 4.306, the corresponding second morning dawn, Eos appeared. It is fully compliant with Vergil's Euandrum ex humul tecto lux suscitat alma (8.454). The following events also correspond to this part of the Odyssey. But insert these Odyssey into Aeneid Virgil -

In Odyssey 's Order and Chaos Odyssey, Homer draws the theme of repetition of order and chaos. This theme is particularly evident in Odyssey 's first 12 books. Homer shows the importance of planting order in a chaotic or chaotic situation. In order to change the chaos and restore order, we need strong heroes and wisdom to find a solution to the problem. - The heroic cycle of Odyssey written by Joseph Campbell and Homer's Odyssey's "Hero with about 1000 faces" depicts the way a person follows a heroic ride. The whole Odyssey by Homer, Odysseus is depicted as a hero. Odysseus meets the requirements of a heroic journey