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“May the gods Rain down all kinds of fortune on your lives, Misfortune never harbor in your homeland.” To whom is the speaker speaking?
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“May the gods Rain down all kinds of fortune on your lives, Misfortune never harbor in your homeland.” To whom is the speaker speaking?

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yeah it was the phaeacians

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This is in first person, so he's speaking to an individual or group of people.
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