Glory
Explanation:
<u>There was no cash prize to be won at the festivals it was by default supposed to be an event approachable to everyone and free from any monetary concerns.</u> The plays were funded by many patrons and never found shortage of money for established playwrights.
The glory of the winning playwrights was immense, known from the fact that <u>we still know the winners of most of the years even if their plays have not survived the time</u>.
The unparalleled glory attached to the title made writers write for the coveted title.
The author may have heard the rumors about Odysseus that best supported the prediction made by the author.
<h3>Who was Homer?</h3>
Homer was the ancient author who wrote epic poetry named 'The Odysseus' in the eighth century BC.
Odysseus was the king of Ithaca in the Greek period and also the main character of the epic story written by Homer. After the end of the trojan war, they were kept on trying to get back to their homes and it took about ten years period.
Therefore, the stranger's true identity was discovered by the author from the lines where he predicted that he has heard the rumors about Odysseus.
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