Odisea (Canto III)

Summary

Odisea (Canto III) is a part of a work^[1].

Key Facts

• Odisea (Canto III) authored Homer^[2].
• Odisea (Canto III)'s instance of is recorded as part of a work^[3].
• Odisea (Canto III)'s genre is epic poem^[4].
• Odisea (Canto III) followed Odyssey, Book II^[5].
• Odisea (Canto III) was followed by Q138771524^[6].
• The location of Odisea (Canto III) was Pylos^[7].
• Odisea (Canto III) is part of Odyssey^[8].
• Odisea (Canto III)'s language of work or name is recorded as Ancient Greek^[9].
• Odisea (Canto III)'s characters is recorded as Nestor^[10].
• Odisea (Canto III)'s characters is recorded as Peisistratus^[11].
• Odisea (Canto III)'s characters is recorded as Thrasymedes^[12].
• Odisea (Canto III)'s characters is recorded as Athena^[13].
• Odisea (Canto III)'s characters is recorded as Poseidon^[14].
• Odisea (Canto III) dates from the Ancient Greece^[15].

Body

Definition and Type

Odisea (Canto III)'s instance of is recorded as part of a work^[3].

Use and Application

Odisea (Canto III) is part of Odyssey^[8].