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Was Odysseus Sentenced to the Wrong Level of Dante’s Hell?

May 14, 2022May 30, 2021 by Ethan Imaap
Head of Odysseus in sculptural group. Open Domain Image

Heroes are molded after brave Odysseus who leaves his young son, his loving wife and aged father, and even his faithful dog, to go fight a 10-year war, followed by a 10-year trek to get back home—in an age where there were no cell phones or rotations home.

Categories Education, Inspiration Tags Dante, Faith, Literature, Odysseus 2 Comments

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