Another character in this work, who notices a scar while washing that beggar's feet, is the old nurse Eurycleia (YURR-ick-LAY-uh).
In this literary work, the dog Argos recognizes his master although he is disguised as a beggar. Another character in this work, who notices a scar while washing that beggar's feet, is the old nurse Eurycleia (YURR-ick-LAY-uh). The heroine of this work resists her suitors by weaving and unweaving a burial shroud for her father-in-law, Laertes (LAY-ur-teez). The hero of this work is held at Ogygia (oh-JI-jee-uh) by Calypso when the narration begins. For 10 points, what epic, featuring the characters Telemachus (tel-EM-uh-kuss) and Penelope is set after The Iliad by Homer?
In this literary work, the dog Argos recognizes his master although he is disguised as a beggar.
The {Odyssey}