-
knowing that the
Phaeacians were
hostile towards men from the outlands,
cloaked Odysseus in a mist that hid him from the
Phaeacians' gaze.
Under Athena's...
- Gr****: Ιθάκη); the same is true of the
route described by
Odysseus to the
Phaeacians and
their island of Scheria.
British classicist Peter Jones writes that...
-
where are the kine of the Sun, they came to Corcyra, the
island of the
Phaeacians, of
which Alcinous was king. But when the
Colchians could not find the...
- the sea came
forth Aphrodite.
According to some accounts, the
mythical Phaeacians,
visited by
Odysseus in the Odyssey, were also said to have
sprung from...
-
murderous Ares". Next to Laodamas, he is said to be the most
handsome of the
Phaeacians, and is the best wrestler. He
convinces Laodamas to
challenge Odysseus...
-
following characters in Gr**** mythology: Nausithous, the king of the
Phaeacians who
reigned in the
generation before Odysseus washed as**** on
their home...
-
Odysseus is
shipwrecked and
befriended by the
Phaeacians.
After he
tells them his story, the
Phaeacians, led by King Alcinous,
agree to help Odysseus...
-
observed in the epic,
including those of Circe, Calypso, and the
Phaeacians. The
Phaeacians,
particularly Nausicaä, were
famed for
their immaculate application...
-
inhabitants were the
Phaeacians (Φαίακες). The
island has
indeed been
identified by some
scholars with Scheria, the
island of the
Phaeacians described in Homer's...
- Corfu, Greece.
Corfu has been
suggested to be the
mythical island of the
Phaeacians and the bay of
Palaiokastritsa to be the
place where Odysseus disembarked...
