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In the Odyssey (book XXIII) of Homer the hero asks Teiresias to prophesy about his destiny and end of his interminable wandering and received the answer that he has to travel through many cities of man, .
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In Book 23 of Homer's Odyssey, the hero tells his wife about the trip that he must make in order to fulfill the prophecy that Teiresias made in Book 11 when he foretold Odysseus's fate--that after he returned home and reclaimed his wife, he would have to make another trip to a distant land to appease Poseidon. [NOTE-The prophecy is in Book 23. Please, don't use Roman numerals to identify which book you are referring to. Don't put the book number in parenthesis. Although, I don't think you quite have the facts correct, I would like to show you what your sentence would look like in grammatical English: In the Book 23 of Homer's Odyssey, the hero asks Teiresias to prophesy about his destiny and tell him when his interminable wandering will end. Odysseus receives the answer that he will have to travel through many cities of man . . .
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