How many men did Odysseus kill?

In the epic poem “The Odyssey” by Homer, Odysseus, known for his cunning intelligence and strategic thinking rather than brute force, does not personally engage in large-scale killings or direct battles. Instead, the poem focuses on his struggles, adventures, and journey back home after the Trojan War. While there are several confrontations and conflicts he encounters along the way, the emphasis is more on his wit and resourcefulness in overcoming challenges.

Why is the Maya Aztecs and Inca civilization important?

What was the role of slaves in ancient Egypt?

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