Excerpt from Odyssea, Vol. 1: Rhapsodia I-XII Invocotn Hun, nt Vlynem omni enu'l' roi: ...tem, et, omini: omnibu nociin, doman redountm (l 10) nmtio duci tur nb oo tempore, quo Cnlypnu insula: ille relicturut ut. Al unte enim Noptulho, caino in virum inn dndum reditu orcobl , lecretum fit in concilio deorum nt C: ]ypoo eum lb Ogygi: innui: diocedere Jomnmque revertioinct(11 95 Minerva cutem, qua. Id maine ngit. In Ithucun ul filium ipsiun pubencentem ie: hnat, ubi mogan turbo procomm, nuptiis Penelope: imminentium, Vlyn nio copio: qu0tidiunio convivii: lbsumit (96 112 Apud con neger animi Telemcchun nnidens reverenter excipit dem, Mentre, Tnphiorum regis specie induhm quo ipuun v: riin sermonibun nd spon pntris propediem reduci: videndi exciht, bortoturqne nd concionem Ithnccnnium ngendun, in qu: procorum iniuriu pnlam Mouret, ot ut ipn ultim, do potro seimihtum, od N atoron ae Mo nelaum proficincatur recon. Ob erroribus regrouon (118 sib Mox, ubi e: oculi: ovnnuit du non in. Indicio numinis, l'he miaa, procerum epulio udhibitm, omelie orditur do infelici navigo tione Achivorun1; quo urgamento ofl'enu Penelope cmtorenx ad di: revocato conntur ned filio libero reprohendilm', qui nunc primum otium cum proci: contumacia: genere.: simplicitate expo 5tulot, et in crutinum indicit concionem, bond dininmhto comilio nuo (319 -419 'interim fino in vcrpernn die proci conta et nltntione cubitum ditcedunt dono., iyequo Telemuchas dormi tum il 420 -444. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.