Telepylus harbor

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Telepylus harbor is the mythical port in Homer’s Odyssey where Odysseus encounters the man-eating giant Laestrygonians.

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Telepylus harbor canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf harbor
mythical location
place in Greek mythology
appearsIn Odyssey
appearsInWorkBy Homer
associatedWithCharacterTrait Odysseus’s caution after disaster
associatedWithMythologicalGroup Laestrygonians
consequenceOfVisit death of many of Odysseus’s companions
destruction of most of Odysseus’s ships
culture Ancient Greek culture
describedAs mythical port
eventOccursAt attack on Odysseus’s fleet by the Laestrygonians
fictionalStatus mythical
genreContext heroic epic
hasFeatureInText enclosed basin
narrow entrance
safe-looking anchorage
sheer cliffs
hasInhabitants Laestrygonians
hasInhabitantsCharacteristic man-eating
hasPrimarySource Homer’s Odyssey
linked to: Homer's Odyssey
hasTheme hospitality turned to hostility
perils of sea travel
vulnerability of sailors
languageOfName Ancient Greek
locatedInFictional land of the Laestrygonians
medium epic poetry
narrativeRole dangerous stop on Odysseus’s voyage home
setting of encounter with man-eating giants
partOf Odysseus’s journey from Troy to Ithaca
relatedMythologicalFigure King Antiphates
symbolizes deceptive safety
sudden catastrophic danger
threatens ships of Odysseus
timeOfCompositionContext Archaic Greece
visitedBy Odysseus
Odysseus’s companions
workSection Odyssey Book 10
linked to: The Odyssey

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Laestrygonians associatedWith Telepylus harbor