the suitors
quoted 11 times by 2 works · as a person
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9 quoted · 2 reported
10 neutralin the voice of Penelope 3 , Telemakhos 3 , Antinoos 1 , Eumaios 1 , Leiodes 1 , Odysseus 1 , go-between 1
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in the voice of Penelope
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Odyssey Homer 9 neutral 10 citations
Penelope reports speech she herself made to the suitors as part of her ruse, nested within her account to Odysseus.
Then Penelope answered, "Stranger, the immortal gods robbed me of all aretê, whether of face or figure, when the Argives set sail for Troy and my dear husband with them.
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in the voice of go-between
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The Kama Sutra of Vatsyayana Vatsyayana 1 neutral 1 citation
The go-between is quoted directly describing the suitor's suffering to the woman.
The go-between should tell the woman about the obedience and love of the man, and as her confidence and affection increase, she should then explain to her the thing to be accomplished in the following way.
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