queen of the Phaeacians

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The queen of the Phaeacians is the royal consort who rules alongside King Alcinous over the seafaring Phaeacian people in Homer’s Odyssey.

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Queen of the Phaeacians 2
queen of the Phaeacians canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf character in the Odyssey
mythological queen
queen of the Phaeacians
appearsIn Homer's Odyssey
associatedWith hospitality (xenia)
justice
canonicalAuthor Homer
consultedBy Phaeacian nobles
culture Ancient Greek mythology
daughterOf Rhexenor
ethnicity Phaeacian
gender female
honoredBy Phaeacians
household palace of Alcinous in Scheria
linked to: Scheria
influences decisions about Odysseus's return
language Ancient Greek (literary depiction)
maritalStatus married
marriedTo her uncle Alcinous
motherOf Clytoneus
Halius
Laodamas
Nausicaa
mythologicalTradition Epic Cycle
nieceOf Alcinous
notedFor influence over the Phaeacian council
prudence
wisdom
notedIn scholia on the Odyssey
portrayedAs idealized noble wife
powerful female counselor
praisedBy Homer
queenOf Phaeacians
receivesGuest Odysseus
receivesSupplicationFrom Odysseus
relatedTo Nausithous
Rhexenor
residesIn Scheria
roleInNarrative mediator between Odysseus and Alcinous
protector of Odysseus
rulesAlongside Alcinous
sourceText Odyssey Book 11
linked to: Homer's Odyssey

Odyssey Book 6
linked to: Homer's Odyssey

Odyssey Book 7
linked to: Homer's Odyssey

Odyssey Book 8
linked to: Homer's Odyssey
spouseOf Alcinous
title Lady of Scheria
Queen of the Phaeacians

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Nausicaa motherTitle queen of the Phaeacians
Arete title Queen of the Phaeacians
linked to: queen of the Phaeacians
Arete title Queen of the Phaeacians
subject linked to: queen of the Phaeacians
linked to: queen of the Phaeacians