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Aug 2019
1h 17m

EPISODE 4 CIRCE

JEFF WRIGHT
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STORY  55:57 listening time Odysseus’ crew arrive on Circe’s island, where they are transformed into pigs (most likely for behaving like pigs).  After rescuing his crew, Odysseus decides to postpone his homecoming a full year, unwilling to resist the pleasures of the Circe’s “gorgeous bed”. COMMENTARY:  MARITAL FIDELITY IN THE BRONZE AGE   21:45 listening time...

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