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grbs-1181	Alwine, Andrew T.	The Non-Homeric Cyclops in the Homeric Odyssey	2009	11	.pdf	application/pdf	4116	152	57	In John of Antioch (48.2) and John Malalas (5.17), Odysseus wars with each of the three brothers in succession. 20 Dictys Cretensis may also imply that the Cyclopes held Odysseus in captivity in the brief notice that he “suffered many indignities” (multa indigna expertus, 6.5). For god-like Odysseus has not yet died on the earth, but he is, I believe, still alive and on a sea-girt island, held back on the wide sea; cruel men are restraining him, wild men, who, I believe, hold him back against his will.1 HIS STATEMENT BY ATHENA should strike a reader who is familiar with the rest of the Homeric Odyssey as strange.	cache/grbs-1181.pdf	txt/grbs-1181.txt