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Aiaia (Aeaea): The island home of one Circe, everyone’s favorite sorceress. Aiolia: The island ruled by Aiolos, god of the winds. Elysion: The Odyssey ’s v ersion of a heavenly afterlife. Ithaka: You know what Ithaka is. And how Odysseus made it home there by the longest route ever. Ismaros: The first place Odysseus and his men land after leaving Troy. This is the land of the Kikonians, whom the Ithakans plunder until driven from their shores. Lamos: The land of the Laistrygones, the giant/ogres/weirdos, and King Antiphates, drinker of blood. Needless to say, Odysseus and the Ithakans leave this place pretty quickly. Well, except for that one guy who was chugged by Antiphates. Mount Parnassos (Parnassus): Where Odysseus goes hunting with his uncle when he’s a little boy. This is where the boar/ thigh-scar incident took place. Mount Olympos (Olympus): The gods’ hangout/home/pad. Ogygia: Kalypso’s isla nd, where Odysseus is held for seven years Pherai: Telemachos and Peisistratos spend the night here on the way to Pylos from Sparta Pylos: The first place Telemachos travels in his search for news of his father. Here he dines with King Nestor and his son Peisistratos before leaving for Menelaos in Sparta Scheria: The island of the Phaiakians. This is Odysseus’s last stop before he reaches Ithaka and also the location where he tells his tale The Underworld: The land of the dead
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