85: Hesiod says that
Ogygia is within towards the west, but Ogylia lies over against Crete: `...the Ogylian sea and...
Caption: The name Bootes, meaning "Herdsman" or "Plowman" in archaic Greek, can be traced as far back as Homer, whose hero Odysseus used the constellation to guide his night journey away from
Ogygia, the island of Calypso.
Meanwhile, Michael (Wentworth Miller), Whip (August Prew) and Ja (Rick Yune) will successfully break out off the
Ogygia prison.
Evolutionary convergence of primitive sabertooth craniomandibular morphology: The clouded leopard (Neofelis nebulosa) and Paramachairodus
ogygia compared.
When interpreting a "text"--works of art, historical artifacts, social institutions, educational resources, other human beings--we "first arrive on its foreign shores and, like Hermes on
Ogygia, stop to contemplate before we can return with some fitting memento of it to the land of our own language" (ibid., 3).
The Aurora commune resembles Calypso's
Ogygia island in Homer's The Odyssey in that both are populated by women who temporarily hold the sojourners captive in "Sapphic bliss" (Caucasia, p.
is holding him as a prisoner of love on the island of
Ogygia. The
Gavdos is one of the places that claims to be the island of
Ogygia where the goddess Calypso kept Odysseus prisoner, although the supporting evidence is slight: in terms of flora, fauna and geography, it fails to tick almost any of the right boxes.
According to legend, Mljet is the beautiful island of
Ogygia where the nymph Calypso kept Odysseus captive for seven years.
Odysseus drifted hopelessly on that small log, lost and alone, until he washed ashore on
Ogygia, where he becomes captive of the beautiful goddess Calypso for seven long years.