
Greek mythology
Amphinomus
Most decent of Penelope's suitors, doomed all the same
- Mythology
- Greek mythology
- Group
- Suitors
- Appears in
- The Odyssey
Amphinomus is the noblest among the suitors besieging Penelope's house on Ithaca. Disguised Odysseus warns him to flee the coming reckoning, but Athena binds him to his fate. He falls by the spear of Telemachus when the slaughter in the hall begins.
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- Who is Amphinomus?
- Amphinomus is the noblest among the suitors besieging Penelope's house on Ithaca. Disguised Odysseus warns him to flee the coming reckoning, but Athena binds him to his fate. He falls by the spear of Telemachus when the slaughter in the hall begins.
- Which mythology does Amphinomus belong to?
- Amphinomus belongs to Greek mythology.
- Which stories does Amphinomus appear in?
- Amphinomus appears in The Odyssey, told as chaptered audio dramas in MythologyNow.
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