Homer · tr. Bryant, 1871

Book VIII · Episode 4 of 5

Gifts and Farewell

Phaeacians gift Odysseus, Nausicaä’s plea

Scenes

  1. Dance of the Ball — Laodamas, Halius dance, delight Odysseus
    • They toss a purple ball skyward
    • The pair trade places to applause
    • Odysseus praises Alcinoüs for his sons’ skill
    • Alcinoüs proposes gifts of cloak, tunic, gold
    • Euryalus is charged to make amends
  2. Euryalus’s Amends — Euryalus gives Odysseus a sword, reconciles
    • Heralds hurry off to fetch the gifts
    • The sword has an ivory sheath
    • Euryalus prays for Odysseus’ safe homecoming
    • He asks the harsh words be forgotten
    • Odysseus wishes Euryalus lasting happiness
  3. Gifts Packed for the Voyage — Gifts packed, Nausicaä watches Odysseus
    • Alcinoüs gives a golden cup for libations
    • Arete warns him to knot it himself
    • Odysseus ties the knot as Circè taught
    • He passes a pillar freshly bathed
  4. Nausicaä’s Farewell — Nausicaä reminds Odysseus, who vows honor
    • Nausicaä asks only to be remembered
    • Odysseus calls on Zeus for safe return
    • He vows daily prayer like a goddess
    • He credits her with saving his life