This image shows the return of Odysseus. According to the Greek legend as told by Homer in the 'Odyssey,' when the hero Odysseus returned home to Ithaca from the Trojan War, a journey that had taken him 20 years, he found his palace overrun with suitors vying for the hand of his wife. At the gates to the city was his faithful dog Argos (also spelled Argus) —(seen here)—, who had pined for his master those long years and, upon seeing him again, died. .
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This image shows the return of Odysseus. According to the Greek legend as told by Homer in the 'Odyssey,' when the hero Odysseus returned home to Ithaca from the Trojan War, a journey that had taken him 20 years, he found his palace overrun with suitors vying for the hand of his wife. At the gates to the city was his faithful dog Argos (also spelled Argus) —(seen here)—, who had pined for his master those long years and, upon seeing him again, died. .

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again image return Odysseus According Greek legend told Homer Odyssey hero Odysseus returned home Ithaca Trojan War journey taken 20 years found his palace overrun suitors vying hand his wife gates city his faithful dog Argos also spelled Argus seen here who pined his master those long years upon seeing again

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