Nausinous
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Nausinous is a minor figure in Greek mythology, traditionally considered one of the sons of the nymph Calypso and the hero Odysseus.
Statements (25)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
character in Greek mythology
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mythological figure → |
| appearsIn | later summaries of Odysseus' adventures → |
| associatedHero | Odysseus → |
| associatedNymph | Calypso → |
| associatedWith | island of Ogygia → |
| culture | Ancient Greek → |
| describedAs | son of Calypso and Odysseus → |
| family |
King of Ithaca
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surface form: "House of Odysseus"
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| father | Odysseus → |
| gender | male → |
| hasMythologicalRole | offspring of a mortal hero and an immortal nymph → |
| languageOfName | Ancient Greek → |
| literaryGenre | mythography → |
| literaryTradition | post-Homeric tradition → |
| mortalityStatus | demigod (mortal-immortal parentage) → |
| mother | Calypso → |
| mythology | Greek mythology → |
| nameMeaningApproximate | "swift mind" or "quick-thinking" → |
| notableFor | being a minor and later-attested son of Odysseus → |
| notMentionedIn |
Homer's Odyssey
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surface form: "Homer's Odyssey (by name)"
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| parentageStatus | traditionally attributed rather than Homeric-canonical → |
| realmOfMother | Ogygia → |
| sibling | Nausithous → |
| sourceType | later mythographic and scholia traditions → |