Question

Odysseus’s encounter with the cicones after the greeks leave troy indicates that the greeks , .

Answer 1

Upon reaching the gates of Hades, Odysseus invokes the spirits of the dead. Odysseus' goal was to tell him if he was going to come to Ithaca or not. The fortune teller Tiresias predicts his future to Odysseus. Then the mother of Odysseus, Anticlea, who had died waiting for the return of his son to Ithaca. Sent by Persefone, wives and daughters of heroes who told him who they were. The story is interrupted and the queen Arete requests that they give gifts to Odysseus. King Alcinous asks him to continue telling him the exploits, and Odysseus tells how Agamemnon approached him and related his death to him, advising him not to do the same to him. Achilles asks him about his son Neoptolemus and about Peleus. He also saw the image of the burly Hercules, as he encounters the gods.