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grbs-4621	Friedrich, Rainer	Thrinakia and Zeus’ Ways to Men in the Odyssey	1987	26	.pdf	application/pdf	12937	456	60	If, as the pointed use of atasthaliai suggests, the killing of the sun­ god's cattle by Odysseus' crew is on a par with the hybris of Aegisthus and the suitors, then Odysseus' comrades can be said to bear responsi­ bility for their suffering: they brought ruin on themselves, just as Aegisthus and the suitors did; and the fate of Odysseus' comrades serves as a third illustration of the new ethos enunciated by Zeus. M. I. Finley, The World of Odysseus 2 (Harmondsworth 1978) 140f, speaks of a 'moral revolution' in the Olympian religion in which Zeus was transformed from the king of a heroic society to the principle of cosmic justice.	cache/grbs-4621.pdf	txt/grbs-4621.txt