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The Odyssey - Amphimedon shows that Greek society valued loyalty because of the way
the suitors treat Penelope.
Penelope treats the suitors.
Amphimedon treats Agamemnon.
Agamemnon treats Amphimedon.
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Penelope treats the suitors.
In Book 24 Amphimedon tells Agamemnon in the underworld how Penelope remained faithful to Odysseus—delaying and deceiving the suitors (the weaving ruse, refusing to choose a husband) rather than yielding to them—an account that highlights the Greek ideal of loyal wifehood.
In Book 24 Amphimedon tells Agamemnon in the underworld how Penelope remained faithful to Odysseus—delaying and deceiving the suitors (the weaving ruse, refusing to choose a husband) rather than yielding to them—an account that highlights the Greek ideal of loyal wifehood.
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