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mountains of the Phaeacian coast

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Canonical name
mountains of the Phaeacian coast
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Location
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Collective
Parent location
Phaeacian coast
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Claims

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·Simile

The distant mountains of the Phaeacian coast rise on the horizon like a shield.

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“dim outlines of the mountains on the nearest part of the Phaeacian coast appeared, rising like a shield on the horizon”
·Remembered

The first outlines of the Phaeacian coastal mountains bring Ulysses joy when they come into sight.

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“I caught sight of the first outlines of the mountains upon your coast—and glad indeed was I to set eyes upon them.”

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·Direct
“the dim outlines of the mountains on the nearest part of the Phaeacian coast appeared”
·Remembered
“the first outlines of the mountains upon your coast”

Passage preview

Book 5 · Passage 21

In four days he had completed the whole work, and on the fifth Calypso sent him from the island after washing him and giving him some clean clothes. She gave him a goat skin full of black wine, and another larger one of water; she also gave him a wallet full of provisions, and found him in much good meat. Moreover, she made the wind fair and warm for him, and gladly did Ulysses spread his sail before it, while he sat and guided the raft skilfully by means of the rudder. He never closed his eyes, but kept them fixed on the Pleiads, on late-setting Bootes, and on the Bear—which men also call the wain, and which turns round and round where it is, facing Orion, and alone never dipping into the stream of Oceanus—for Calypso had told him to keep this to his left. Days seven and ten did he sail over the sea, and on the eighteenth the dim outlines of the mountains on the nearest part of the Phaeacian coast appeared, rising like a shield on the horizon.