Homer · tr. Bryant, 1871

Book VI · Episode 4 of 4

Journey to the City

Nausicaä guides Odysseus, who prays unseen

Scenes

  1. Nausicaä’s Admiration — Nausicaä admires, wishes for such a husband
    • Now resembles one of the immortals
    • Bids maids bring food and wine
    • Maids obey her at once
    • Famished Odysseus eats and drinks eagerly
  2. Instructions for the City — Nausicaä tells him to clasp mother’s knees
    • Follow maidens, then fall back near town
    • Avoids gossip about a strange suitor
    • Wait in grove sacred to Athena
    • Mother’s goodwill can speed his voyage
    • They reach the grove by sunset
  3. Prayer to Athena — Odysseus prays, Athena stays unseen
    • Calls Athena unconquerable daughter of Zeus
    • Reproaches her for not heeding him
    • Recalls the shaker of shores wrecking him
    • Begs pity and kindness from Phaeacians
    • Fears her father’s brother’s enduring hatred