His InvocationHomer starts his Epic by saying his invocation. An invocation is like a type of prayer and in this case he is telling it to the Muse and he is asking him if he can sing his tale. In his invocation he is talking about how his story is about to end. He talks about when he was in the sea with the help of some gods getting home.
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- Home
- Introduction
- People and Places
- Ithaca
- Gods
- Homer's Invocation
- Calypso
- Laerte's Son
- Lotus Eaters
- Cyclops
- Witch Circe
- Land of the Dead
- The Sirens
- The Cattle of the Sun God
- Part 2 :The Meeting of Father and Son
- The Begger and the Faithful Dog
- The Test of the Great Bow
- Death at the Palace
- Odyseeus and Penelope
- Odessey Questions