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The Phaeacian Ship and the Simile of the Four-Horse Chariot

In a well-known passage from book 13 of the Odyssey (13.81–87), the ship with which the Phaeacians bring Odysseus back to Ithaca is compared by the poet to a four-horse chariot. Since the Phaeacians are the descendants of Poseidon, the simile of the four-horse chariot is likely to allude to the well-known vehicle with which Poseidon moves across the sea.