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4
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the back of the boat
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5
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Renown, the great deeds others hear about you
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6
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Where the war was fought
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7
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Blind seer
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8
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this kept the men from being able to hear the Sirens' song
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9
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Wife of Hades
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10
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god of medicine, music, and the sun
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11
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god of fire and the forge, lame and unattractive
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12
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goddess of love and beauty
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16
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A journey here is part of the definition of an epic poem
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17
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What Odysseus made to trick the Trojans
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19
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Son of Poseidon
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22
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Odysseus is trying to get there
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23
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The men who ate this forgot all hope of home
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1
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goddess of wisdom, handicrafts, and war
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2
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Belief in many gods
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3
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She and Calypso detained Odysseus for romance
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9
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Persephone eats the seeds from this fruit
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13
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God of the underworld
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14
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Odysseus' tragic flaw
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15
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This tradition means that a story is passed down by word of mouth
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18
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Nickname
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20
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His cattle got eaten
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21
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six-headed sea monster
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