Aeaea

The enchanting and comely sorceress Circe lived on the island of Aeaea. She welcomed Odysseus’ sailors to her feast, but when they became greedy and devoured everything, she turned them into pigs. They were treated like swine, placed in a pig pen and given fodder to eat. When Odysseus came to rescue his men, she tried to turn him also into a pig, but he would not succumb to her dark magic as he had been given a plant by Hermes to protect himself. Circe later went on to stay with Odysseus for several

One day a group of men arrived on my island, Aeaea. The leader of the group was known as Odysseus and he had come with forty-five other men. I’m not sure why they are here but it must have something to do with the war in Troy. Maybe they're on a journey? As I watched them on their ship I saw their leader leave and go to scout out my island. He walked around for awhile until he caught sight of my castle. He heard my wolves howling and didn't dare to go on. When he returned to his men they feasted

Women play a crucial role in the tale of the Odyssey. Athena and the Circe of Aeaea are two of the most influential of female characters. Both have a high status of power, which makes their characters very prominent and vital to the plot. Athena, daughter of Zeus, is the goddess of wisdom and strength. Throughout Odysseus' journey, she acts as a guide and driving force in his success. When Odysseus was in need of a weapon to battle the cyclops in part one, she gave him branch of a olive tree, which

Circe, the Bewitching Queen of Aeaea, uses her sexuality to overcome physical male force. When Odysseus and his crew arrive at Circe’s abode, she is described as a “nymph with lovely braids” (10.149), a clear sign of her beauty. Odysseus sends men to Circe’s place in order to identify whether or not she is hospitable. Upon arrival, “mountain wolves and lions were roaming round the grounds/ -she’d bewitched them herself, she gave them magic drugs” (10. 231-2). These animals ran up to Odysseus’ crew

The Euthalia was a blessed boat of the god Zeus, named after one of his lovely children and meaning flower or blossom. It was a gorgeous vessel that was made of hand crafted wood with large sails and about twenty oars to help steer and propel the ship. It was primarily a merchant's boat but could also be used in war and was large enough to fit many goods or a relatively small army. The ship was given to Nicanor and Berenice as a wedding present, and Nicanor said that for their honeymoon they would

She helps Ulysses, her friend, return home from Aeaea to Ithaca and assists Jason, a close relative, on his quest finding the Golden Fleece. Circe is a powerful (Pontikis) person who aids her allies and punishes her foes.Circe possesses magical powers that are different from other gods and goddesses

potential fight. In Aeaea, Odysseus exercises greater caution, having

Circe is a minor Greeks goddess of magic , living on the island of Aeaea . She is the daughter of Helios , the Titan of the sun . Her mother is , said to be Hecate in The Sea of Monsters she is known as , powerful sorceress and Enchantress of magick . With flaming red hair . She is portrayed brewing and offering. a Dread Goddess for very good reason she is sorceress of the highest order . Circe skill with drugs and potions can only be compared . Circe , in Greek legend, a sorceress, the daughter

oddyseus is been torture by the sirens, on the other side they talking to him and he can lisent to them while they talking, but he can't talk because of what is happening.The sirens can be describe as birds and the while the crewmen are men oddyseus is the paiting.comunmunicates the idea that painting communicates the idea that he's been torture. Let him tie you in the lugger,hand and foot,back to the mast,lashed to the mashed ,so you may hear those harpie's thrilling voices;shout as you will,begging

place as king of Ithaca. Some of his trials take place on the islands of Lotusland, Aeaea, and a narrow strait to Thrinacia. On Lotusland, Ulysses is met with an inescapable urge to sleep because Morpheus, the son of Hypnos and nephew of Hades, orders the natives to feed Ulysses and his crew intoxicating flowers to make them fall into a deep slumber. Ulysses also finds himself with a challenge on the island of Aeaea because of Circe, an enticing goddess-sorceress who turns any man into an animal. He