Author Archives: f.dorado

Pg. 577 Well, I did find her asleep, and I sprinkled some water on her and said, “Leave this shape for the shape of a mule.” She at once became the very mule you see here, oh sultan and chief … Continue reading →

In this picture Gustave Dore, a very famous French artist considered one of the greatest painters of his time, displays the Princess Circe in the process of transforming Odysseus’ soldiers into pigs. Furthermore, the Princess Circe is portrayed as a … Continue reading →

Passage: Book 9- lines 12-23 A few moments before this takes place, Odysseus and Alcinous, as well as the most respectable Phaeacians, are listening to Demodocus’ tale about the Greeks leaving Troy after the war. Consequently, Alcinous asks Odysseus to … Continue reading →