<p>With the hoards of suitors overrunning the ancestral palace, Telemachus sets off in search of his father Odysseys as the goddess Athena, in disguise, guides his way.  At the city-state of Pylos, they join the sacrifice to Poseidon and seek the next step in the journey to finding Odysseus.</p>

With the hoards of suitors overrunning the ancestral palace, Telemachus sets off in search of his father Odysseys as the goddess Athena, in disguise, guides his way. At the city-state of Pylos, they join the sacrifice to Poseidon and seek the next step in the journey to finding Odysseus.

<p>With the hoards of suitors overrunning the ancestral palace, Telemachus sets off in search of his father Odysseys as the goddess Athena, in disguise, guides his way.&nbsp; At the city-state of Pylos, they join the sacrifice to Poseidon and seek the next step in the journey to finding Odysseus.</p>

Classical Studies 101 - The Odyssey - Cha 3

Parallax -- noun. (ˈpɛrəˌlæks) The apparent displacement of an object as seen from two different points that are not on a line with the object.

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