Place in Homer’s Odyssey
Eumaeus's lodge
The swineherd's hillside steading
A stone-walled farmstead the swineherd built himself, well above the town. Odysseus spends three books there in rags, and it is where he and his son meet again.
Bonds
- Eumaeus dwells in Eumaeus's lodge — the steading he built himself
- Telemachus visits Eumaeus's lodge — where he finds his father