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+ "citation": "Archaeological survey of the southern Troad and the Adramyttian gulf, where the coastal sites of the Iliad's raids are sought",
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+ "year": 2000
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+ "identification": "plausible",
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+ "note": "Strabo already discussed where Chryse stood and reported more than one candidate, all on this coast within a day's sail of the Achaean camp — which is what the poem requires. No excavated site has been tied to the name."
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+ "note": "Estrabón ya discutía dónde estuvo Crisa y recogía más de un candidato, todos en esta costa y a un día de navegación del campamento aqueo, que es lo que exige el poema. Ningún yacimiento excavado se ha atado al nombre."
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+ "note": "Estrabão já discutia onde ficava Crise e registrava mais de um candidato, todos nesta costa e a um dia de navegação do acampamento aqueu — que é o que o poema exige. Nenhum sítio escavado foi ligado ao nome."
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+ "summary": "Where the Iliad starts. A priest of Apollo comes from Chryse to ransom his daughter, Agamemnon refuses, and the god's plague sets the whole poem in motion.",
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+ "description": [
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+ "Chryse is a coastal town with a temple of Apollo, close enough to the Achaean camp for a ship to return the girl and be back quickly. The poem's opening quarrel is a dispute over her, and the first hundred lines are effectively a piece of local geography.",
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+ "Ancient geographers argued about the exact site and modern survey has not settled it. What is not in doubt is the region: the southern Troad, the same coast Achilles raids for plunder throughout the war."
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+ "identificationNote": "Plausible: the region is secure and the specific site is not, which is the normal state of the Iliad's minor Troad towns.",
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+ "summary": "Donde empieza la Ilíada. Un sacerdote de Apolo llega desde Crisa a rescatar a su hija, Agamenón se niega y la peste del dios pone en marcha todo el poema.",
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+ "description": [
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+ "Crisa es una ciudad costera con templo de Apolo, lo bastante cerca del campamento aqueo como para que una nave devuelva a la muchacha y regrese pronto. La disputa inicial del poema es por ella, y los primeros cien versos son en la práctica geografía local.",
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+ "Los geógrafos antiguos discutieron el emplazamiento exacto y la prospección moderna no lo ha zanjado. Lo que no está en duda es la región: la Tróade meridional, la misma costa que Aquiles saquea durante toda la guerra."
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+ "identificationNote": "Plausible: la región es segura y el sitio concreto no, que es el estado normal de las ciudades menores de la Tróade en la Ilíada.",
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+ "debate": "Cuál de los yacimientos costeros candidatos es Crisa, y si las razias que el poema atribuye a Aquiles reflejan un patrón real de guerra costera en el Bronce Final."
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+ "summary": "Onde a Ilíada começa. Um sacerdote de Apolo vem de Crise resgatar a filha, Agamêmnon recusa, e a peste do deus põe todo o poema em movimento.",
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+ "description": [
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+ "Crise é uma cidade costeira com templo de Apolo, perto o bastante do acampamento aqueu para uma nau devolver a moça e voltar depressa. A disputa inicial do poema é por ela, e os primeiros cem versos são, na prática, geografia local.",
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+ "Os geógrafos antigos discutiram o sítio exato e a prospecção moderna não o resolveu. O que não está em dúvida é a região: a Trôade meridional, a mesma costa que Aquiles saqueia durante toda a guerra."
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+ "identificationNote": "Plausível: a região é segura e o sítio concreto não, que é o estado normal das cidades menores da Trôade na Ilíada.",
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+ "debate": "Qual dos sítios costeiros candidatos é Crise, e se as razias que o poema atribui a Aquiles refletem um padrão real de guerra costeira no Bronze Final."
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+ "label": "The sanctuary at Dodona, Epirus",
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+ "note": "An excavated sanctuary of Zeus in a mountain valley south of Ioannina, with material reaching back before the archaic oracle and a documented oracular practice. Achilles prays to 'Zeus of Dodona' and Odysseus twice claims to have gone there to consult the oak — the same institution, in the same place."
84
+ },
85
+ "es": {
86
+ "label": "El santuario de Dodona, Epiro",
87
+ "note": "Un santuario de Zeus excavado en un valle de montaña al sur de Ioánina, con material anterior al oráculo arcaico y una práctica oracular documentada. Aquiles reza al «Zeus de Dodona» y Odiseo afirma dos veces haber ido allí a consultar la encina: la misma institución, en el mismo lugar."
88
+ },
89
+ "pt": {
90
+ "label": "O santuário de Dodona, Epiro",
91
+ "note": "Um santuário de Zeus escavado num vale de montanha ao sul de Ioânina, com material anterior ao oráculo arcaico e uma prática oracular documentada. Aquiles reza ao “Zeus de Dodona” e Odisseu afirma duas vezes ter ido ali consultar o carvalho — a mesma instituição, no mesmo lugar."
92
+ }
93
+ }
94
+ }
95
+ ],
96
+ "episodes": [],
97
+ "locales": {
98
+ "en": {
99
+ "name": "Dodona",
100
+ "summary": "The oracle of Zeus in the Epirote mountains, and one of the few Homeric institutions we can excavate: the same god, the same oak, the same valley.",
101
+ "description": [
102
+ "Achilles prays to Zeus of Dodona in the Iliad, calling on the Selloi who sleep on the ground and do not wash their feet. In the Odyssey, Odysseus twice tells a story in which he goes to Dodona to hear Zeus' will from the oak. The oracle is a normal part of the poems' world, not a marvel.",
103
+ "The sanctuary was excavated, and the practice of inscribing questions on lead tablets is attested there in later centuries. It is a rare case where a Homeric religious institution has a findable address."
104
+ ],
105
+ "identificationNote": "Accepted: a named, excavated sanctuary whose Homeric description matches its documented practice.",
106
+ "debate": "How far back the oracle goes, and whether the Selloi of the Iliad reflect a real archaic priesthood or an already-antique memory when the poem was composed."
107
+ },
108
+ "es": {
109
+ "name": "Dodona",
110
+ "summary": "El oráculo de Zeus en las montañas del Epiro y una de las pocas instituciones homéricas que se pueden excavar: el mismo dios, la misma encina, el mismo valle.",
111
+ "description": [
112
+ "Aquiles reza al Zeus de Dodona en la Ilíada, invocando a los selos que duermen en el suelo y no se lavan los pies. En la Odisea, Odiseo cuenta dos veces una historia en la que va a Dodona a escuchar de la encina la voluntad de Zeus. El oráculo es una parte normal del mundo de los poemas, no un prodigio.",
113
+ "El santuario fue excavado, y en siglos posteriores está atestiguada allí la práctica de inscribir preguntas en tablillas de plomo. Es un caso raro en que una institución religiosa homérica tiene una dirección localizable."
114
+ ],
115
+ "identificationNote": "Aceptada: un santuario nombrado y excavado cuya descripción homérica coincide con su práctica documentada.",
116
+ "debate": "Hasta cuándo se remonta el oráculo y si los selos de la Ilíada reflejan un sacerdocio arcaico real o un recuerdo ya antiguo cuando se compuso el poema."
117
+ },
118
+ "pt": {
119
+ "name": "Dodona",
120
+ "summary": "O oráculo de Zeus nas montanhas do Epiro e uma das poucas instituições homéricas que se podem escavar: o mesmo deus, o mesmo carvalho, o mesmo vale.",
121
+ "description": [
122
+ "Aquiles reza ao Zeus de Dodona na Ilíada, invocando os selos que dormem no chão e não lavam os pés. Na Odisseia, Odisseu conta duas vezes uma história em que vai a Dodona ouvir do carvalho a vontade de Zeus. O oráculo é parte normal do mundo dos poemas, não um prodígio.",
123
+ "O santuário foi escavado, e em séculos posteriores está atestada ali a prática de inscrever perguntas em tabuinhas de chumbo. É um caso raro em que uma instituição religiosa homérica tem endereço localizável."
124
+ ],
125
+ "identificationNote": "Aceita: um santuário nomeado e escavado cuja descrição homérica coincide com sua prática documentada.",
126
+ "debate": "Até quando o oráculo recua, e se os selos da Ilíada refletem um sacerdócio arcaico real ou uma lembrança já antiga quando o poema foi composto."
127
+ }
128
+ }
129
+ }
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+ {
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+ "slug": "dulichium",
3
+ "id": "HOM-P-015",
4
+ "version": "1.0",
5
+ "updated": "2026-08-22",
6
+ "identification": "speculative",
7
+ "unlocated": false,
8
+ "region": "ionian",
9
+ "homericNames": [
10
+ "Δουλίχιον"
11
+ ],
12
+ "attestations": [
13
+ {
14
+ "work": "odyssey",
15
+ "book": 1,
16
+ "lines": "245-248"
17
+ },
18
+ {
19
+ "work": "odyssey",
20
+ "book": 16,
21
+ "lines": "245-253"
22
+ },
23
+ {
24
+ "work": "iliad",
25
+ "book": 2,
26
+ "lines": "625-630"
27
+ }
28
+ ],
29
+ "sources": [
30
+ {
31
+ "id": "iliad",
32
+ "kind": "primary_text",
33
+ "citation": "Homer, Iliad (trans. A. T. Murray, Loeb, 1924)",
34
+ "author": "Homer"
35
+ },
36
+ {
37
+ "id": "odyssey",
38
+ "kind": "primary_text",
39
+ "citation": "Homer, Odyssey (trans. A. T. Murray, Loeb, 1919)",
40
+ "author": "Homer"
41
+ },
42
+ {
43
+ "id": "strabo-10",
44
+ "kind": "primary_text",
45
+ "citation": "Strabo, Geography 10.2",
46
+ "author": "Strabo",
47
+ "year": -20
48
+ },
49
+ {
50
+ "id": "dorpfeld-1927",
51
+ "kind": "scholarship",
52
+ "citation": "Wilhelm Dörpfeld, Alt-Ithaka (1927)",
53
+ "author": "Wilhelm Dörpfeld",
54
+ "year": 1927,
55
+ "url": "https://archive.org/details/bub_gb_YmcrMtWumK8C"
56
+ },
57
+ {
58
+ "id": "echinades",
59
+ "kind": "scholarship",
60
+ "citation": "The Echinades and Lefkada as candidates for Dulichium, discussed in the topographical literature on the Homeric Ionian",
61
+ "year": 2005
62
+ }
63
+ ],
64
+ "hypotheses": [
65
+ {
66
+ "id": "lefkada-dulichium",
67
+ "identification": "speculative",
68
+ "modernName": "Lefkada",
69
+ "country": "GR",
70
+ "lat": 38.7,
71
+ "lon": 20.71,
72
+ "precision": "island",
73
+ "proponent": "Wilhelm Dörpfeld, Alt-Ithaka (1927)",
74
+ "era": "modern",
75
+ "since": 1927,
76
+ "confidence": {
77
+ "textual": 2,
78
+ "archaeological": 1,
79
+ "scholarly": 1,
80
+ "geographic": 2,
81
+ "score": 6,
82
+ "band": "medium"
83
+ },
84
+ "sources": [
85
+ "dorpfeld-1927",
86
+ "echinades",
87
+ "odyssey"
88
+ ],
89
+ "locales": {
90
+ "en": {
91
+ "label": "Lefkada",
92
+ "note": "One of the two standing candidates. Lefkada is large enough to supply the fifty-two suitors Dulichium sends, and Dörpfeld's work put Bronze Age material on the island — though he was arguing it was Ithaca, not Dulichium."
93
+ },
94
+ "es": {
95
+ "label": "Léucade",
96
+ "note": "Uno de los dos candidatos vigentes. Léucade es lo bastante grande para aportar los cincuenta y dos pretendientes que envía Duliquio, y los trabajos de Dörpfeld situaron material del Bronce en la isla, aunque él sostenía que era Ítaca, no Duliquio."
97
+ },
98
+ "pt": {
99
+ "label": "Lêucade",
100
+ "note": "Um dos dois candidatos vigentes. Lêucade é grande o bastante para fornecer os cinquenta e dois pretendentes que Dulíquio envia, e os trabalhos de Dörpfeld situaram material do Bronze na ilha — embora ele defendesse que era Ítaca, não Dulíquio."
101
+ }
102
+ }
103
+ },
104
+ {
105
+ "id": "echinades",
106
+ "identification": "speculative",
107
+ "modernName": "Echinades islands",
108
+ "country": "GR",
109
+ "lat": 38.45,
110
+ "lon": 21.1,
111
+ "precision": "area",
112
+ "proponent": "Strabo, Geography 10.2",
113
+ "era": "antiquity",
114
+ "confidence": {
115
+ "textual": 2,
116
+ "archaeological": 0,
117
+ "scholarly": 1,
118
+ "geographic": 1,
119
+ "score": 4,
120
+ "band": "low"
121
+ },
122
+ "sources": [
123
+ "echinades",
124
+ "strabo-10"
125
+ ],
126
+ "locales": {
127
+ "en": {
128
+ "label": "The Echinades or a coastal district",
129
+ "note": "Ancient and modern readers have also put Dulichium among the small islands off the Acheloos mouth, or on the Acarnanian coast. None of the candidates is large enough to be obvious, which is precisely the problem."
130
+ },
131
+ "es": {
132
+ "label": "Las Equínades o un distrito costero",
133
+ "note": "Lectores antiguos y modernos han situado también Duliquio entre las islillas frente a la desembocadura del Aqueloo, o en la costa de Acarnania. Ninguno de los candidatos es lo bastante grande como para resultar evidente, y ese es justamente el problema."
134
+ },
135
+ "pt": {
136
+ "label": "As Equínades ou um distrito costeiro",
137
+ "note": "Leitores antigos e modernos também situaram Dulíquio entre as ilhotas diante da foz do Aqueloo, ou na costa da Acarnânia. Nenhum dos candidatos é grande o bastante para ser evidente, e esse é exatamente o problema."
138
+ }
139
+ }
140
+ }
141
+ ],
142
+ "episodes": [
143
+ "catalogue-of-ships"
144
+ ],
145
+ "locales": {
146
+ "en": {
147
+ "name": "Dulichium",
148
+ "summary": "The island of Odysseus' kingdom that has simply gone missing. It sends more suitors than anywhere else and matches nothing on the modern map.",
149
+ "description": [
150
+ "Dulichium supplies fifty-two of the hundred and eight suitors, so the poem imagines it as the most populous part of the kingdom. Antiquity could not agree on where it was, and neither can modern scholarship: Lefkada, the Echinades and stretches of the Acarnanian coast have all been proposed.",
151
+ "The failure is informative. It suggests either that the Ionian names shifted between the Bronze Age and the eighth century, or that Homer's western geography is assembled rather than surveyed."
152
+ ],
153
+ "identificationNote": "Speculative: two real candidates, neither with archaeological support tying it to the name, and no consensus in either antiquity or modern scholarship. The best score any hypothesis reaches here is 6/12.",
154
+ "debate": "Whether Dulichium was ever a real place under that name, whether it is a doublet of another island, and how much weight the Catalogue of Ships' western entries can bear."
155
+ },
156
+ "es": {
157
+ "name": "Duliquio",
158
+ "summary": "La isla del reino de Odiseo que sencillamente ha desaparecido. Envía más pretendientes que ningún otro lugar y no corresponde a nada en el mapa moderno.",
159
+ "description": [
160
+ "Duliquio aporta cincuenta y dos de los ciento ocho pretendientes, de modo que el poema la imagina como la parte más poblada del reino. La Antigüedad no logró ponerse de acuerdo sobre dónde estaba, y la erudición moderna tampoco: se han propuesto Léucade, las Equínades y tramos de la costa de Acarnania.",
161
+ "El fracaso es informativo. Sugiere o bien que los nombres jónicos cambiaron entre la Edad del Bronce y el siglo VIII, o bien que la geografía occidental de Homero está ensamblada y no levantada sobre el terreno."
162
+ ],
163
+ "identificationNote": "Especulativa: dos candidatos reales, ninguno con apoyo arqueológico que lo ate al nombre, y sin consenso ni en la Antigüedad ni en la erudición moderna. La mejor puntuación que alcanza aquí una hipótesis es 6/12.",
164
+ "debate": "Si Duliquio fue alguna vez un lugar real con ese nombre, si es un doblete de otra isla y cuánto peso pueden soportar las entradas occidentales del Catálogo de las Naves."
165
+ },
166
+ "pt": {
167
+ "name": "Dulíquio",
168
+ "summary": "A ilha do reino de Odisseu que simplesmente sumiu. Envia mais pretendentes que qualquer outro lugar e não corresponde a nada no mapa moderno.",
169
+ "description": [
170
+ "Dulíquio fornece cinquenta e dois dos cento e oito pretendentes, de modo que o poema o imagina como a parte mais populosa do reino. A Antiguidade não conseguiu concordar sobre onde ficava, e a erudição moderna também não: propuseram-se Lêucade, as Equínades e trechos da costa da Acarnânia.",
171
+ "O fracasso é informativo. Sugere ou que os nomes jônicos mudaram entre a Idade do Bronze e o século VIII, ou que a geografia ocidental de Homero é montada, não levantada em campo."
172
+ ],
173
+ "identificationNote": "Especulativa: dois candidatos reais, nenhum com apoio arqueológico que o ligue ao nome, e sem consenso nem na Antiguidade nem na erudição moderna. A melhor pontuação que uma hipótese alcança aqui é 6/12.",
174
+ "debate": "Se Dulíquio algum dia foi um lugar real com esse nome, se é um dublê de outra ilha e quanto peso as entradas ocidentais do Catálogo das Naus podem suportar."
175
+ }
176
+ }
177
+ }
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+ {
2
+ "slug": "egypt",
3
+ "id": "HOM-P-030",
4
+ "version": "1.0",
5
+ "updated": "2026-08-22",
6
+ "identification": "accepted",
7
+ "unlocated": false,
8
+ "region": "levantEgypt",
9
+ "homericNames": [
10
+ "Αἴγυπτος"
11
+ ],
12
+ "attestations": [
13
+ {
14
+ "work": "odyssey",
15
+ "book": 4,
16
+ "lines": "351-386"
17
+ },
18
+ {
19
+ "work": "odyssey",
20
+ "book": 14,
21
+ "lines": "245-286"
22
+ },
23
+ {
24
+ "work": "odyssey",
25
+ "book": 17,
26
+ "lines": "424-444"
27
+ }
28
+ ],
29
+ "sources": [
30
+ {
31
+ "id": "odyssey",
32
+ "kind": "primary_text",
33
+ "citation": "Homer, Odyssey (trans. A. T. Murray, Loeb, 1919)",
34
+ "author": "Homer"
35
+ },
36
+ {
37
+ "id": "egypt-contacts",
38
+ "kind": "archaeology",
39
+ "citation": "Late Bronze Age and early Iron Age contact between the Aegean and Egypt, attested by imported material in both directions",
40
+ "year": 2000
41
+ },
42
+ {
43
+ "id": "herodotus-2",
44
+ "kind": "primary_text",
45
+ "citation": "Herodotus, Histories 2 — Egypt and the Greek presence there",
46
+ "author": "Herodotus",
47
+ "year": -430
48
+ }
49
+ ],
50
+ "hypotheses": [
51
+ {
52
+ "id": "nile-delta",
53
+ "identification": "accepted",
54
+ "modernName": "Nile delta",
55
+ "country": "EG",
56
+ "lat": 31.05,
57
+ "lon": 31.5,
58
+ "precision": "region",
59
+ "proponent": "Universal identification",
60
+ "era": "antiquity",
61
+ "confidence": {
62
+ "textual": 3,
63
+ "archaeological": 2,
64
+ "scholarly": 3,
65
+ "geographic": 3,
66
+ "score": 11,
67
+ "band": "high"
68
+ },
69
+ "sources": [
70
+ "egypt-contacts",
71
+ "herodotus-2",
72
+ "odyssey"
73
+ ],
74
+ "locales": {
75
+ "en": {
76
+ "label": "Egypt and the Nile",
77
+ "note": "Homer calls both the country and the river Aigyptos, and describes raiding, captivity and forced labour there in terms that match how the eastern Mediterranean actually worked. Egypt is the furthest real place the poems name with confidence."
78
+ },
79
+ "es": {
80
+ "label": "Egipto y el Nilo",
81
+ "note": "Homero llama Aigyptos tanto al país como al río, y describe allí razias, cautiverio y trabajo forzado en términos que encajan con el funcionamiento real del Mediterráneo oriental. Egipto es el lugar real más lejano que los poemas nombran con seguridad."
82
+ },
83
+ "pt": {
84
+ "label": "Egito e o Nilo",
85
+ "note": "Homero chama de Aigyptos tanto o país quanto o rio, e descreve ali razias, cativeiro e trabalho forçado em termos que encaixam no funcionamento real do Mediterrâneo oriental. O Egito é o lugar real mais distante que os poemas nomeiam com segurança."
86
+ }
87
+ }
88
+ }
89
+ ],
90
+ "episodes": [
91
+ "menelaus-and-proteus"
92
+ ],
93
+ "locales": {
94
+ "en": {
95
+ "name": "Egypt",
96
+ "summary": "The far edge of the poems' real world. Menelaus is blown there and comes home rich; Odysseus' invented life stories go there too, because it is where a plausible lie about hard travel would go.",
97
+ "description": [
98
+ "Egypt appears in the Odyssey as a destination for raiding and for captivity, and Odysseus uses it repeatedly in his false tales — a sign that the audience found the destination credible rather than marvellous.",
99
+ "The detail is unromantic and consistent: a raid that goes wrong, prisoners taken, years of service, wealth acquired. It is the kind of knowledge a trading world has of a large neighbour."
100
+ ],
101
+ "identificationNote": "Accepted: the country is the country. Archaeological scores 2 rather than 3 because the material connecting Aegean visitors to specific Homeric events is contextual, not direct.",
102
+ "debate": "How much Egyptian detail in the poems reflects Late Bronze Age contact and how much reflects eighth- and seventh-century Greek presence in the delta."
103
+ },
104
+ "es": {
105
+ "name": "Egipto",
106
+ "summary": "El borde lejano del mundo real de los poemas. A Menelao lo empuja allí el viento y vuelve rico; las vidas inventadas de Odiseo pasan también por allí, porque es adonde iría una mentira verosímil sobre viajes duros.",
107
+ "description": [
108
+ "Egipto aparece en la Odisea como destino de razias y de cautiverio, y Odiseo lo usa repetidamente en sus relatos falsos: señal de que el público encontraba el destino creíble y no maravilloso.",
109
+ "El detalle es poco romántico y coherente: una razia que sale mal, prisioneros, años de servicio, riqueza obtenida. Es el tipo de conocimiento que un mundo comercial tiene de un vecino grande."
110
+ ],
111
+ "identificationNote": "Aceptada: el país es el país. El criterio arqueológico puntúa 2 y no 3 porque el material que conecta a visitantes egeos con hechos homéricos concretos es contextual, no directo.",
112
+ "debate": "Cuánto del detalle egipcio de los poemas refleja contactos del Bronce Final y cuánto la presencia griega en el delta durante los siglos VIII y VII."
113
+ },
114
+ "pt": {
115
+ "name": "Egito",
116
+ "summary": "A borda distante do mundo real dos poemas. Menelau é levado para lá pelo vento e volta rico; as vidas inventadas de Odisseu também passam por ali, porque é para onde iria uma mentira verossímil sobre viagens duras.",
117
+ "description": [
118
+ "O Egito aparece na Odisseia como destino de razias e de cativeiro, e Odisseu o usa repetidamente em suas histórias falsas — sinal de que o público achava o destino crível, não maravilhoso.",
119
+ "O detalhe é pouco romântico e coerente: uma razia que dá errado, prisioneiros, anos de serviço, riqueza obtida. É o tipo de conhecimento que um mundo comercial tem de um vizinho grande."
120
+ ],
121
+ "identificationNote": "Aceita: o país é o país. O critério arqueológico pontua 2 e não 3 porque o material que conecta visitantes egeus a fatos homéricos concretos é contextual, não direto.",
122
+ "debate": "Quanto do detalhe egípcio nos poemas reflete contatos do Bronze Final e quanto reflete a presença grega no delta nos séculos VIII e VII."
123
+ }
124
+ }
125
+ }