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Women of the Epics

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January 31, 2016

 

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After the death of Odysseus's mother, she returned as a shade from the underworld to tell Odysseus, "Your wife weeps for your return as she lives in your house with a loyal heart, and your son has kept your kingdom whole."(90) This gave Odysseus the confidence in his heart to continue on home to Ithaca, to reunite with his dear wife, Penelope...
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A perfect example of how nurturing and dedicated the women were, not only to their children, but also to their husbands. The women of Homer's epics were also viewed as a "prize of honor."(49) Noblemen were awarded women as prizes, given to them by the Gods. These women that were earned by the noblemen were considered possessions of wealth and symbols of honor...
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