Motif
divine patronage of a hero and his household
divine_patronage_of_a_hero_and_his_household
A motif of the Divine Intervention and Guidance family, within the sub-family Rescue and Protection. Every row below is a tagged passage; each rests on a quote in its source text.
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1 traditions
greek
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The Odyssey BOOK I / BOOK II / BOOK III / TELEMACHUS VISITS NESTOR AT PYLOS.; lines 1232-1327 confidence: medium
Nestor says Ulysses may return and pay the suitors in full, alone or with Achaeans, and says Minerva was openly fond of Odysseus and might similarly care for Telemachus.
Nestor describes Minerva as openly fond of Odysseus and imagines that similar care for Telemachus would lead suitors to abandon wooing.
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