god
Calypso
also: Καλυψώ, the nymph
A divine nymph, daughter of Atlas, who holds Odysseus on her island Ogygia for seven years, wishing him for a husband, until Zeus orders her to release him.
Reading notes
- The Odyssey §1.1 Calypso
The divine nymph who has kept Odysseus on her island Ogygia for seven years, wanting him for a husband; Zeus's council in this book orders his release.
- The Odyssey §5.1 the nymph Calypso
The goddess holding Odysseus on Ogygia; Zeus's council orders his release in this book.
Mentioned in 3 works (35 mentions)
The Iliad
The Odyssey
- §1.1 Calypso
- §1.64 the nymph
- §4.555 the nymph
- §5.1 the nymph
- §5.116 Calypso
- §5.148 the nymph
- §5.180 Calypso
- §5.192 the nymph
- §5.225 the nymph
- §5.313 Calypso
- §5.356 Calypso
- §5.43 the nymph
- §6.71 the nymph
- §7.241 Calypso
- §8.443 Calypso
- §9.3 the nymph
- §10.540 the nymph
- §12.294 the nymph
- §12.385 Calypso
- §13.330 the nymph
- §13.352 the nymph
- §13.84 the nymph
- §14.418 the nymph
- §17.124 the nymph
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- §23.287 the nymph