Conclusion: David and God, Odysseus and Athene: Character and Moral Universe
2 From Odysseus’s Tears to Augustine’s Meditations
5 The Multiple Meanings of Odysseus’ Triumphs
3 Object-Oriented Odysseus
4 Odysseus’ Terrifying Revenge
6 The Labors of Odysseus
3 Odysseus’ Eclectic Itinerary
“If in Truth You are Odysseus” – Distrust and Persuasion in the OdysseyFootnote††The present article is a revised version of the Memorial Lecture in honour of the great Norwegian scholar Samson Eitrem (1872–1966), delivered at the University of Oslo on 5 December 2012. I take the opportunity to thank my Norwegian hosts for their truly Homeric ξενίη.
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