The Cattle of the Sun
1183–1182 BCE (traditional; narrative placement) · Event
Odyssey 12: storm-bound a month on Thrinacia, the starving crew slaughter the sacred cattle of Helios while Odysseus sleeps — and the hides crawl on the spits.
On these timelines: Troy: Iliad & Odyssey
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