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When responding to Broadsea's challenge, Odysseus brags that he can beat everyone at every event but one?

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He can beat everyone except on sprinting. This is found in book 8 when he said, "In the foot race alone I fear that someone of the Phaeacians may out strip me, for cruelly have I been broken amid the many waves, since there was in my ship no lasting store of provisions; therefore my limbs are loosened."

Zinaida [17]3 years ago

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At every event except for sprinting

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