In Phaeacia, Odysseus says he respects one person "more than any man alive." Who is that person? Athena, for she has risked Pose

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In Phaeacia, Odysseus says he respects one person "more than any man alive." Who is that person? Athena, for she has risked Pose

idon's wrath to help him. Alcinous for his hospitality and promise to send him home. Demodocus for his gift of song. Nausicaa for her generosity.

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julia-pushkina [17] · Answer 1 · 2022-06-14T09:23:20+03:00

Answer:

Demodocus for his gift of song.

Explanation:

In Phaeacia, Odysseus made this statement as a result of the fact that Demodocus sand a song about his quarrel with Achilles.

The statement "he respects one person "more than any man alive." made by Odysseus to Demodocus is more of an acknowledgement of how good the song was as well as a compliment.