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livestock consumed by the suitors at Ulysses’ house

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Canonical name
livestock consumed by the suitors at Ulysses’ house
Disambiguator
None
Kind
Animal
Scope
Collective
Editorial note
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Location presence

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Claims

2
·Direct

Livestock consumed by the suitors is flayed and singed in the outer court.

See evidence text
“the suitors flaying goats and singeing pigs in the outer court”
·Reported

Penelope says the household livestock are consumed in the suitors’ daily banquets.

See evidence text
“they keep hanging about our house day after day sacrificing our oxen, sheep, and fat goats for their banquets”

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2
·Reported
“day after day sacrificing our oxen, sheep, and fat goats for their banquets”
·Remembered
“the sheep and goats which the wicked suitors have eaten”

Passage preview

Book 2 · Passage 20

Thus spoke Minerva daughter of Jove, and Telemachus lost no time in doing as the goddess told him. He went moodily home, and found the suitors flaying goats and singeing pigs in the outer court. Antinous came up to him at once and laughed as he took his hand in his own, saying, ‘Telemachus, my fine fire-eater, bear no more ill blood neither in word nor deed, but eat and drink with us as you used to do. The Achaeans will find you in everything—a ship and a picked crew to boot—so that you can set sail for Pylos at once and get news of your noble father.’