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Greyson Potter

21 July, 19:19

Where does the beggar say Odysseus is?

A. on a Phaeacian ship just off the coast of Ithaca

B. somewhere on the mainland-he'll be home soon

C. in Crete, at the home that beggar-Odysseus claimed was his own

D. at Dodona listening for Zeus in the rustling leaves of an oak tree

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