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Odysseus (Ulysses) King of Ithaca: His adventures told in Homers Odyssey. Warned

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Odysseus (Ulysses) King of Ithaca: His adventures told in Homers Odyssey. Warned

Odysseus (Ulysses) King of Ithaca: His adventures told in Homers Odyssey. Warned by sorceress Circe of irresistible song of Sirens, Odysseus stopped crews ears with wax and had himself lashed to mast so passed their island safely. Red figure Greek vase 5th century BC

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Adventures Century Ceramics Crew Ears Figure Greece Greek Homer Island King Literature Mast Mythology Odysseus Odyssey Passed Poetry Sail Ship Song Stopped Told Ulysses Vase Circe Irresistible Ithaca Lashed Safely Sirens Sorceress Warned


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This print showcases a remarkable red figure Greek vase from the 5th century BC, depicting the legendary King of Ithaca, Odysseus (also known as Ulysses), and his extraordinary adventures as narrated in Homer's Odyssey. In this particular scene, Odysseus receives a crucial warning from the sorceress Circe about the irresistible song of the Sirens. Determined to protect his crew and ship from their enchanting melodies, Odysseus takes swift action. With great ingenuity, he orders his crew to stop their ears with wax to block out the seductive voices of these mythical creatures. However, knowing his own weakness for temptation, Odysseus goes one step further by having himself lashed securely to the mast of his ship. This strategic move ensures that he can experience firsthand but not succumb to the allure of the Sirens' song. The intricate details captured on this ancient ceramic masterpiece bring forth an air of mystique and fascination surrounding Greek mythology and literature. It serves as a visual testament to both Homer's poetic genius and Odysseus' unwavering determination in navigating through treacherous waters safely. As we gaze upon this timeless artwork, we are transported back in time to witness one of history's most iconic tales unfold before our eyes - a testament to human resilience against all odds and a reminder that even kings are not immune to challenges on their journey home.

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