Match the person to the correct description. 1. eurolochus                                           phaeacian princess 2. apollo                                                   troublemaking crew member of odysseus' ship 3. hermes                                                 artemis' twin 4. nausicaa                                             messenger of the gods 5. eurycleia                                             odysseus' faithful nurse

EURYLOCHUS - troublemaker of Odysseus's crew

NAUSICAA - Phaeacian princess

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These are all characters from "The Odyssey", the epic poem written by Greek author, Homer, during ancient Greece. Known to be one of the most important works to Western literature, it is the second oldest written work in Western history, next only to the Iliad. "The Odyssey" narrates the events and adventures that befall Odysseus, king of Ithaca, as he travels from his role in the Trojan War, towards his home. The answers, then would be thus:

1. Eurylochus: Troublemaking crew member of Odysseus ship. He was Odysseus second in command, and later became related to Odysseus by marrying his sister, Ctimene.

2. Apollo: Artemis´ twin sister. Apollo was one of the most important deities in both Greek and Roman mythology and he was better known for being the twin of Artemis.

3. Hermes: Messenger of the gods. This was the role of Hermes, especially for Zeus, in Greek mythology. He is the one who communicates messages from Zeus and other gods to Odysseus and other characters in the story.

4. Nausicaa: Phaeacian princess. Nausicaa is a princess whose people lives in the island of Scheria. She appears on book 6 of the Odyssey, when Odysseus and his crew are shipwrecked on the coast of her island.

5. Eurycleia: Odysseus´ faithful wet nurse. She is known as the faithful servant of Odysseus and she was bought by Laertes, Odysseus father.

because each is self-sufficient.  

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