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		Penelopeia also finds out that her son is gone, and is depressed until Athena visits her (as IpththimÃª) abd tells her Telemachos will be alright.
		Athena makes Penelopeia more attractive, then she goes down to the dini dining hall and scolds the men for mistreating the beggar, and refuses to marry anyone still, and recalls what Odysseus said before he left for war.
		Penelopeia asks what Odysseus was wearing when the beggar met him, just to make sure he isn't lying, and she begins to weep because he describes the clothes in such detail.
	theodyssey.freehomepage.com /custom2.html (4458 words)

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		Penelopeia tells Eumaios to bring the beggar to her; she wants to know if he has any news about Odysseus.
		Penelopeia, discouraged, decides to go ahead and marry whomever can meet the challenge that she will put forth to the suitors: to string Odysseus's bow and shoot an arrow through twelve axe-heads in a row.
		Penelopeia issues her challenge to the suitors, but none of the men can bend the bow to string it.
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	Greek Mythology: PENELOPE PENELOPEIA Dryad Nymph of Arcadia
		Greek Mythology: PENELOPE PENELOPEIA Dryad Nymph of Arcadia
		PENELOPEIA was a Dryad Nymph of Mount Kyllene in Arkadia, southern Greece.
		She was the mother of the god Pan by Hermes.
	www.theoi.com /Nymphe/NymphePenelopeia.html (462 words)

	LiteratureClassics.com -- Essay -- Homer's The Odyssey
		Penelopeia, the grieving but gracious hostess, instructed nurse Eurycleia, who had been both Telemachos' and Odysseus' nanny, to bathe the stranger and prepare a bed for him.
		Penelopeia devised a contest, the prize being her hand in marriage.
		They all berated him but Penelopeia herself stepped in and upbraided them: 'it is not fair to deny any guest of Telemachos.' So Odysseus lifted the bow and studied it as the bride-grooms studied him and mocked him.
	www.literatureclassics.com /showessayprint.asp?IDNo=383 (3916 words)

	PlanetPapers - The Odyssey - Women
		Clytemnestra is a disloyal wife and a cruel woman, while Penelopeia is a devoted spouse and a wonderful lady.
		Clytemnestra also kills all of Agamemnon’s friends and followers, while Penelopeia had rude suitors in her house and she never once harmed them for the three years that they ate her out of house and home.
		In Penelopeia’s case, Odysseus hopes that she would remain faithful and he wants to get home to his loyal wife.
	www.planetpapers.com /Assets/3533.php (1033 words)

	Penelopeia: The Other Journey. An Exhibition at the Hellenic Museum of Chicago, 8 March--16 June 2006
		The PENELOPEIA Project documents women’s life journeys from antiquity to the present through art, theory, critical writing, and technology.
		By transcending geographical and cultural barriers on a large scale, the PENELOPEIA Project seeks to traverse the gaps between the familiar and the unknown, striving toward a common ground of interaction, not isolation.
		e-migration is the new focus/theme of the PENELOPEIA Project and the third of a series of exhibitions that were launched in 2003.
	www.helleniccomserve.com /penelopeia.html (853 words)

	Skylar Osterman
		Penelopeia was clever and loyal and waited for her husband but was also the cause of chaos in his house; Eurycleia cared for Odysseus and his family like they were her own; and Athena guided Odysseus and Telemachos through all of their trials.
		Penelopeia was clever as well as attractive and besides had a rich father and husband, so when everyone thought that Odysseus was lost for good it was no surprise that suitors came to call on her.
		Of course, these were not exactly character defects in Penelopeia; the time and place of the story had very strict and sexist rules that made it so that women had little to no rights or power.
	www.beaconschool.org /~sosterma/TheOdyssey.htm (629 words)

	How feminist theory,feminism, and gender roles is used in film and literature. - The Odyssey
		Thus, Penelopeia’s character evolves out of her relationship to Odysseus and is characterized by one of lack.
		Penelopeia is the fetishistic notion of the virtuous maiden—asexual, faithful and serving as a passive background figure or compliment to the male.
		Telemachos also feels a certain desire for Penelopeia as he dotes on her and is jealous of her suitors.
	amazonianfeminism.com /tag/The_Odyssey (4086 words)

	Hellenic News of America
		“Penelopeia: The Other Journey” is a project that links 15 Greek women artists with one female artist each from the present 15 EU member countries.
		“Penelopeia” suggests that we view the Odyssey through the eyes of its female character, through the eyes of the “other.” By analogy, it proposes that we look at contemporary art through the eyes of women artists, who have long been marginalized as the “other” in art history.
		This is a goal that probably stems from Kosmidou’s training in international relations and cultural communication, the fields she has studied along with architecture and photography.
	www.hellenicnews.com /readnews.html?newsid=796&lang=US (1416 words)

	The Odyssey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The speaker, Ulysses (Odysseus) is at the end of his life, and the poem reflects a desire for adventure, as opposed to a quiet death.
		She wears a white dress, and her hair is tied behind in a conservative coif.
		What intrigues me about the painting is the look on Penelopeia's face and her facing left.
	www.mc.maricopa.edu /~burke/ENH250/Class/assign/Odyssey2.htm (559 words)

	NewsRegister.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		"The Penelopeia" by Jane Rawlings is a woman's story for women.
		"The Penelopeia" is a continuation of the ancient tale by a modern writer - the story of Odysseus' faithful wife Penelope.
		What Homer tells us about her is that she spent the 20 years of Odysseus' absence fending of suitors who wanted to marry her and acquire the vast wealth of Odysseus' holdings, while also raised his son, Telemachos.
	www.newsregister.com /news/story_print.cfm?story_no=179854 (285 words)

	The Penelopeia Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		S H I F T I N G is the new focus/theme of the PENELOPEIA Project incorporating themes that revolve around the separation of the familiar from the new and different.
		S H I F T I N G describes the migration from one place or position to another in extending the temporal scale and spatial reach.
		PENELOPEIA, The Other Journey is the inaugural event of the Olympic Arts Festival 2004, an artistic program developed by the Greek Embassy in the US to celebrate the Olympic Spirit as captured in the collaborative works of contemporary Greek with other international artists.
	www.penelopeia.net /announcements_test.html (359 words)

	The Penelopeia Project
		Penelopeia's concept is based on The Power of Visual Logos, Greek Women Artists, a ten year research documentation published for the first time.
		PENELOPEIA is Penelope’s, or any woman’s Journey that transforms her real-life struggles into a heroic passage.
		Curated by Zoe Kosmidou, Ph.D., PENELOPEIA: The Other Journey is an experimental curatorial project that offers new alternatives to ordinary practices.
	www.penelopeia.net /announcements.html (1400 words)

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		They may also recognize some of Penelopeia's and Odysseus's situations and feelings, especially those of helplessness, mistrust, and yearning.
		Melanthios: One of Penelopeia's cruelest suitors; a goatherd
		Describe the trick that Penelopeia plays on her suitors.
	www.penguin.ca /nf/shared/SharedDisplay/0,,49236_0,00.html (5243 words)

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		Penelopeia tells Eumaios to bring the beggar to her; she wants to know if he has any news about Odysseus.1.
		Describe Penelopeia's challenge for the suitors.Book XX: How God Sent Omens of the Wrath to ComeIt is a new day and Telemachos receives the beggar (Odysseus) into his house.
		He sets out to see his father and tells Penelopeia to stay locked in her room with her maids until he returns.1.
	www.haltonrc.edu.on.ca /classportal/files/2410-9214-OdysCompQues.DOC (2740 words)

	ksl.com - Utah's Online Source for Local News & Information 'Penelopeia' exhibit requires homework and work by viewer
		This doesn't happen often but when it does the outcome may still be positive, for even artworks falling short of the mark can introduce ideas of interest and richness that might not otherwise have been entertained.
		Such is the case with "Penelopeia: The Other Journey, e-migration," the current group show of women artists at the Hellenic Museum and Cultural Center.
		"Penelopeia: The Other Journey, e-migration" continues at the Hellenic Museum and Cultural Center, 801 W. Adams St., through June 16.
	www.ksl.com /index.php?nid=198&sid=220174 (597 words)

	Hellenic News of America
		Details of upcoming festival events are still being worked out, she says, but it will likely include a June exhibition in Los Angeles that will relate, like "Shifting," to the multifaceted Penelopeia Project and coincide with the U.S. leg of the Olympic Torch Relay.
		Inspired by the long-suffering Penelope in Homer's epic poem "The Odyssey," it was initiated last year in Greece by the country's Office of the European Union Presidency to draw attention to the work of female artists and highlight the alternate paths women often take toward personal fulfillment.
		Kosmidou envisions the Penelopeia Project as an ever-evolving "art network" that can generate gallery exhibitions and online projects, but that also has the potential to connect women throughout the world and support their creativity.
	www.hellenicnews.com /readnews.html?newsid=1549%E2%8C%A9=US (420 words)

	Books 19, 20, & 21 Reading Check (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		What does Penelopeia ask Odysseus (disguised as the beggar) to do to prove he had given help to Odysseus?
		What was Penelopeia’s dream and what does it symbolize?
		Penelopeia has decided it is time to choose and husband and has a contest planned.
	valnet.mtvalleyhs.sad43.k12.me.us /MVHS/Academics/Humanitas/greeks/book192021ODC.htm (359 words)

	THE ODYSSEY1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		In book one, you meet Telemachos, Odysseus son, who is tired of the behavior of suitors asking his mother, Penelopeia, to forsake Odysseus and marry one of them.
		Rosetti was a Victorian poet who influenced the concept of "art for art's sake." If you can't find it, try this link to a painting by John William Waterhouse, also a Victorian painter: Circe.
		Calypso: Archibald MacLeish--an American poet, dramatist, and essayist--wrote a poem titled "Calypso's Island." The poem reflects Odysseus' answer to Calypso when she asks whether Penelopeia is more beautiful than she.
	www.mc.maricopa.edu /~burke/ENH250/Class/assign/THEODYSSEY1.htm (1065 words)

	The Odyssey Characters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		He was a good friend of Odysseus and fought with him in the Trojan War.
		Penelopeia-The wife of Odysseus and mother to Telemachos.
		She is mourning her husband and is forced to choose a man to marry.
	my.win.psu.edu /roe101/dead/odyssey/characters.htm (455 words)

	Greek Mythology: FAMILY OF HERMES
		PAN The goat-footed God of Shepherds was a son of Hermes and the Nymphe Penelopeia.
		PANES, THE Two of the goat-footed Panes were sons of Hermes - Agreus whose mother was the Nymphe Sose and Nomios whose mother was the Nymphe Penelopeia.
		PRIAPOS The God of Garden Fertility was called the son of Hermes by one author (most sources, however, say this god was the son of Dionysos and Aphrodite).
	www.theoi.com /Olympios/HermesFamily.html (2450 words)

	PENELOPEIA The Other Journey: S H I F T
		Inspired by Homer's Penelope in The Odyssey, four Greek artists sail on a metaphorical journey with four other artists from Belgium, Korea, Luxemburg and Mexico to connect and explore issues of common interest through varied artistic media.
		SHIFT is the new venue of the PENELOPEIA Project incorporating themes that revolve around the homonyms sift/shift.
		The first homonym refers to the conflicting choices between separation and retention of the familiar from the new and foreign, while the second traces the migratory move from one place, position, to another in extending the temporal scale and spatial reach.
	www.greekembassy.org /Embassy/content/en/Article.aspx?office=1&folder=619&article=13001 (435 words)

	Books 16, 17, & 18 Reading Check (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Who is Penelopeia compared to on page 191?
		Name three things Penelopeia receives as gifts from the men.
		B ased on what you’ve read in these chapters, describe what duties men and when have at home in Ancient Greece.
	valnet.mtvalleyhs.sad43.k12.me.us /MVHS/Academics/Humanitas/greeks/book161718ODC.htm (271 words)

	FDU Press Release:
		Madison, NJ — September 21, 2004 - Jane Rawlings will offer readings from her book, “Penelopeia: A Novel in Verse,” on Thursday, October 21 at 4:15 p.m.
		This free event will be held in the Library Orangerie, on the College at Florham Campus of Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU), Madison, N.J. Rawlings, also known as Mrs.
		David R. Godine, of Boston, known for publishing important literary works which frequently earn prize-winning design awards, published this book in 2003.
	inside.fdu.edu /prpt/rawlings.html (147 words)

	LinguaMOO, and Dene Grigar, in MLA (LinguaMOO) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Online defense of dissertation "Penelopeia: The Making of Penelope in Homer's Story and Beyond:" 25 July 2995.
		Online defense of dissertation "Penelopeia: The Making of Penelope in Homer's Story and Beyond." 25 July 1995.
		The MLA manuals are used by thousands of scholars all over the world, and they will be even more frequently referenced as the official format for citing online sources in the years to come.
	lingua.utdallas.edu:7000 /4690 (153 words)

	Book Information: Penelopeia, the :: Internet Book List :: A database of book information and reviews
		Imagine that you have gone back in time 3,000 years to the city of Ithaka to greet Odysseus, the sole survivor of a decade of adventures, shipwreck, and mayhem, on his long-awaited return home.
		It is a woman's tale unlike any that has ever been written, and it is, at the same time, the stuff of high art and bounding adventure.
		Original title: The Penelopeia: A Novel in Verse
	www.iblist.com /book32203.htm (291 words)

	Homer's Odyssey (to the tune of Yellow Submarine)
		Penelopeia weaving a shroud on a loom in the home of the king
		Stands at the window, waits for her husband who left her to fight in the war
		Penelopeia goes to the loom and unties what she did in the day
	www.shininglakes.bravehost.com /odysub.html (1297 words)

	Penguin Classics: Teachers Guides
		Students who live in a one-parent home can identify with his dilemmas.
		What specifically does Athena do to help Telemachos in this book?
		After Odysseus tells Penelopeia about all his adventures, he sets off again.
	www.penguinclassics.co.uk /nf/shared/WebDisplay/0,,82503_1_10,00.html (5243 words)

	The Odyssey Quiz #2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		6) How many axes does Penelopeia plan to use for the contest?
		22) Who tells Penelopeia that Odysseus is home and has killed the suitors?
		23) Who tells Penelopeia she has a hard heart?
	my.win.psu.edu /roe101/dead/odyssey/quiz3.htm (350 words)

	E-Flux : e-migration / PENELOPEIA: The Other Journey - (2006-03-21)
		E-Flux : e-migration / PENELOPEIA: The Other Journey - (2006-03-21)
		The show includes live and interactive performances, multimedia works, video projections, photography, drawings and installations.
		Like Ulysses' Odyssey, PENELOPEIA depicts Penelope’s epic journey through life as recorded, observed, experienced and expressed by the following international women artists:
	www.e-flux.com /displayshow.php?file=message_1142992535.txt (599 words)

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