The slaughter of the suitors
1175 BCE (traditional; narrative placement) · Event
Odyssey 22: he strips off the rags, tips the arrows at his feet and shoots Antinous through the throat — the doors are barred, and none of the 108 leave the hall.
On these timelines: Troy: Iliad & Odyssey
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