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Epiphets
Who said that?
The Insulted
Never heard of him
100
Foxy veteran
Who is Odysseus (377.59)
100
"keep your fists to yourself, don't press your luck, don't rile me, or as old as I am, I'll bloody your lip, splatter your chest and buy myself some peace and quiet for tomorrow."
Who is Odysseus (376.25-27)
100
"Fools, you're out of your minds! No hiding it, food and wine have gone to your heads. Some god has got your blood up. Come, now you've eaten well go home to bed-when the spirit moves, that is. I, for one, I'll drive no guest away."
Who are the suitors (389.457-462)
100
Eurynome
Who is Penelope's old servant woman
200
Discreet
Who is Penelope (381.201)
200
"Get off the porch, you old goat, before I haul you off by the leg!"
Who is Arnaeus [Irus] (375.12-13)
200
"your sense of balance is not what it used to be. when you were a boy you had much better judgement"
Who is Telemachus (382.244-245)
200
Melantho
Who is the daughter of Dolius, brought up by Penelope, servant of Odysseus, Eurymachus' lover
300
Staunch
Who is Odysseus (384.316)
300
"Fools, you're out of your minds! No hiding it, food and wine have gone to your heads. Some god has got your blood up. Come, now you've eaten well go home to bed-when the spirit moves, that is. I, for one, I'll drive no guest away."
Who is Telemachus (389.457-462)
300
"Now hold your post-play the scarecrow to all the pigs and dogs...you loathsome fool."
Who is Arnaeus [Irus] (379.121,123)
300
Lord Pisander
Who is the son of Polyctor, the suitor who gave a gleaming choker to the queen.
400
Brazen
Who are the suitors (387.391)
400
"Cheers, old friend, old father, saddled now as you are with so much trouble-here's to your luck, great days from this day on!"
Who is Amphinomus (378,379.141-143)
400
"At least our torchlight seems to come from the sheen of the man's own head-there's not a hair on his bald pate, not a wisp!"
Who is Odysseus (387.400-402)
400
Nisus
Who is a righteous, rich man from Dulichion, father of Amphinomus
500
Noted son of Nisus, King Aretias' grandson.
Who is Amphinomus
500
"first you should bathe yourself, give a gloss to your face."
Who is Eurynome (381.195-196)
500
"Enough. You're sick with pride, you brutal fool. No doubt you count yourself a great, powerful man because you sport with a puny crowd, ill-bred to boot."
Who is Eurymachus (388.431-433)
500
A gallant herald of Dulichion, a friend-in-arms of Lord Amphinomus
Who is Mulius