Author Archives: d.ha

I heard, O happy King, that the second old man with the two dogs said: [ The Second Old Man’s Tale] Demon, as for my story, these are the details. These two dogs are my brothers. When our father died, … Continue reading →

Both paintings describe the story happening in a cave at Ogygia, where Calypso – a beautiful goddess – spends seven years tirelessly yet unsuccessfully convincing Odysseus to stay on her home-island. Although making artworks on the same plot, Arnold Böcklin … Continue reading →

Book IX page 425 line 595-598   “.. Better to speak the plain truth. Tell me your name, the one you were known by To your mother and father and your people back home. No one is nameless, rich man … Continue reading →