Sacrifices of the sacred cattle of Helios led to a disaster, of which this man was the only survivor.
A scar on this man's thigh from a wound suffered during a boar hunt leads his servant and childhood nurse Euryclea (you-RIH-klee-uh) to recognize him. Sacrifices of the sacred cattle of Helios led to a disaster, of which this man was the only survivor. He pretended to be named (*) "no man" in order to blind the Cyclops Polyphemus (pall-uh-FEE-mus). This man's dog Argos died upon seeing him return from Troy after ten years to defeat his wife Penelope's suitors. For 10 points, name this king of Ithaca and hero of a namesake epic.
A scar on this man's thigh from a wound suffered during a boar hunt leads his servant and childhood nurse Euryclea (you-RIH-klee-uh) to recognize him.
{Odysseus} [or {Ulysses}; or {Ulixes}]