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clean shirt and cloak offered to Ulysses

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clean shirt and cloak offered to Ulysses
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Item
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Collective
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Location presence

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Ulysses’ house1 observation
·Direct

The shirt and cloak given to Ulysses were in his house.

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This was what they said, but they did not know what it was that had been happening. The upper servant Eurynome washed and anointed Ulysses in his own house and gave him a shirt and cloak, while Minerva made him look taller and stronger than before; she also made the hair grow thick on the top of his head, and flow down in curls like hyacinth blossoms; she glorified him about the head and shoulders just as a skilful workman who has studied art of all kinds under Vulcan or Minerva—and his work is full of beauty—enriches a piece of silver plate by gilding it. He came from the bath looking like one of the immortals, and sat down opposite his wife on the seat he had left. ‘My dear,’ said he, ‘heaven has endowed you with a heart more unyielding than woman ever yet had. No other woman could bear to keep away from her husband when he had come back to her after twenty years of absence, and after having gone through so much. But come, nurse, get a bed ready for me; I will sleep alone, for this woman has a heart as hard as iron.’

Claims

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·Reported

Euryclea offers Ulysses a clean shirt and cloak in place of his rags.

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let me bring you some clean clothes—a shirt and cloak. Do not keep these rags
·Direct

Eurynome gives Ulysses a shirt and cloak after washing and anointing him.

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The upper servant Eurynome washed and anointed Ulysses in his own house and gave him a shirt and cloak, while Minerva made him look taller

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·Reported
some clean clothes—a shirt and cloak
·Direct
gave him a shirt and cloak

Passage preview

Book 22 · Passage 50

‘All that you have said is true,’ answered Euryclea, ‘but let me bring you some clean clothes—a shirt and cloak. Do not keep these rags on your back any longer. It is not right.’