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Choose the items that are ways minerva used to ulysses make himself acceptable to the phaeacian women in the
odyssey
she made him taller.
she made him more intelligent.
she gave him extra strength.
she made his hair gorgeous.
she sprinkled him with hyacinth blossom fragrance.
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