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The swineherd in the odyssey?

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Odysseus' swineherd was loyal even though he thought Odysseus was dead. He helped him in the final battle.

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From the Odyssey who was the swineherd?
Eumaeus was the swine herd
In the Odyssey who was the swineherd?
Eumaios was the swineherd.
Where is odyssey when the odyssey begins?
The Odyssey begins after the Trojan War when Odysseus sets sail to reach Ithaca -- His native land/home. It takes place in several different areas but mostly around Greece.
Why is the Honda Odyssey called the Odyssey?
Because odyssey means a long trip or journey
What is the odyssey about?
The Odyssey is about a man named Odysseus and his adventure returning home from the Trojan War. It tells of all the sorrows/challenges he faced through his long and lonely (but not too lonely) road...