... and said nothing of real importance to Telemachos. At this point Telemachos became pessimistic, and Athene reassured him with an analogy of Agamemnon's short journey, and it's consequences. Still emotionally unstable, Telemachos used this opportunity to speak of Menaleus, Agamemnon's brother. Nestor agreed that Menaleus may be more knowledgeable that he, and kindly provided him with a chariot, so that he could travel ... only slightly different. He, like Telemachos had his worries about family-life, and his kingdom at stake, but also had concerns about his wife, possibly triggered by th...

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