The additional items that King Alcinus tells the Phaeacian noblemento give Odysseus are D) a cauldron and a tripod.
Explanation:
During this scene in The Odyssey, the Phaeacians display their reknown courtesy to Odysseus since he is their guest. In ancient Greece, tripods were common gifts to guests, and also prizes in games. Odysseus receives a precious tripod and cauldron and, after giving these presents to Odysseus, King Alcinous says that the commoners will pay for the gift through a general rate.
