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4 October, 10:34

If Penelope had not mentioned the master's (Odysseus's) feet to her servant Eurycleia, the evidence concerning Odysseus's return would not have been circumstantial.

a. True

b. False

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  1. 4 October, 10:50
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    It is b) false that if Penelope had not mentioned the master's (Odysseus') feet to her servant Eurycleia, the evidence concerning Odysseus' return would not have been circumstantial.
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