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#ClassicsTober day 7: KATABASIS

Odysseus and Aeneas stand in front of a huge map of the Underworld. Odysseus is pointing to his path: a short red dotted line that only goes to a cave. Aeneas’s path goes all the way across the Styx, round the underworld, and out at the top through the Ivory gate.
Odysseus is saying ‘that’s how I went to the underworld. Aeneas is staring with palms up in disbelief, saying ‘Bro, did you even do a katabasis?’ (This based on something CSMHT said yesterday). A title at the bottom says ‘Odysseus and Aeneas argue semantics’. — Partially inspired by a friend:

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