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grbs-5661	O'Sullivan, James N.	The Sign of the Bed: Odyssey 23.173ff	1984	5	.pdf	application/pdf	2400	110	74	Odysseus, freshly bathed and marvel­ lously beautified by Athena, returns to the hall and takes his seat opposite Penelope. O'SULLIVAN, JAMES N., The Sign of the Bed: Odyssey 23.173ff , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 25:1 (1984) p.21 24 THE SIGN OF THE BED had been moved out of the chamber, in which Odysseus had left it, and so Penelope must have told the servants to put the bed into the chamber, thus suggesting that it had already been moved out.	cache/grbs-5661.pdf	txt/grbs-5661.txt