The protagonist of this work proves his identity to his father by mentioning a fruit tree from his childhood. A ship turns into a stone and sinks to the bottom of the ocean in this work, and the protagonist forbids his wife from moving their bridal b
The protagonist of this work proves his identity to his father by mentioning a fruit tree from his childhood. A ship turns into a stone and sinks to the bottom of the ocean in this work, and the protagonist forbids his wife from moving their bridal bed made from an olive tree. A man named Elpenor falls off a roof and dies in this work, and a maid recognizes her master's scar, which he received on a boar hunt. The dog Argos greets his master in this work, and the protagonists' followers are killed for eating the sacred cows of Helios. For 10 points, name this work about the father of Telemachus returning from the Trojan War, a work of Homer.
The protagonist of this work proves his identity to his father by mentioning a fruit tree from his childhood.
{Odyssey} [accept {Odysseia}]