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Penelope was not suicidal, a passive victim or suitable for erotic representation … Rather she was a faithful wife and devoted mother of a grown man… it has been suggested that in a corrupt period, in which trickery was key to survival, artwork demonstrating skill at deception was valued, at least by Petrucci, the artist’s patron, who considered himself rather crafty
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But Odysseus returned with a hydrofoil filled to the brim with treasures, courtesy of Poseidon’s lackeys (and a lovesick princess Nausicaa entrapped by Athena). Why would he need to “prostitute his own wife to a rich old man”?
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