According to The Odyssey how significant is the role that the gods play in the fate of the mortals? ... In the epic The Odyssey, they bend their lives to the rule of fate. ... There are, however quotes that point out the mortal's view of the gods. ... Therefore these quotes supports my first chosen quote in saying that this is the view the mortals have of Gods. ... I believe that through the epic story of the Odyssey, it is clear that men do have a significant role in their fate. ...

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Athena character is represented differently in the Iliad and the Odyssey. ... In the Odyssey, also written by Homer, Athena is still very powerful, but only fights to defend the State. ... This quote was taken from his book, Philosophy of Right, 1821. ... This quote reveals how Hardy was aware of Athena's stature and power. ... The book quotes, "Darwin was a passionate anti-saltationist, and this led him to stress, over and over again - the extreme gradualness of the evolutionary changes that he was proposing. ...

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" (Homer) Apollo Apollo, as referred to by the father of Chryses in the quote, is known as the God of the Silver Bow. Apollo can be as described in this quote can have no compassion on people who have crossed him. ... For example, The Odyssey is an epic poem that is still read today. ...

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Apollo Apollo, as referred to by the father of Chryses in the quote, is known as the God of the Silver Bow. Apollo can be as described in this quote can have no compassion on people who have crossed him. ... For example, The Odyssey is an epic poem that is still read today. ...

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