cicones in the odyssey

ODYSSEUS, his men, and their twelve ships, begin their journey home to ITHACA The storm winds take them to the land of the CICONES where Odysseus and 

of rough adventure, weathered3 under Zeus? Soon after leaving Troy, Odysseus and his crew land near Ismarus, the city of the Cicones The Cicones are allies 

so tad raised a cry, three times, for each poor ghost infleshed by the Cicones on that field The Odyssey 489 Page 3 The Lotus-Eaters Now Zeus the lord 

#6 Odyssey: “Sailing from Troy” and “Lotus-Eaters” “Sailing” (p 983-984) Summary: Odysseus longs to go home to his family in Ithaca, even though he was 

The Odyssey / Homer ; translated by Robert Fagles; introduction and notes by Bernard Knox p cm And all the while the Cicones sought out other Cicones,

pronunciations of all your favorite Odyssey people and places: Study Guide Page 4 of 18 Book 9 Cicones (Kih-ko-knees) Lotus Eaters Cyclops

A THE CICONES: In book 9, Odysseus is sharing his hardship with the King Alcinous, he begins by telling him the story of when he landed in Ismarus, the home 

How do the Lotus Eaters pose a threat to Odysseus and his men? 38 mustered: assembled; gathered 56 Cyclopes (sF-klIPpCz): refers to the creatures in plural;