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How do we know Odysseus is telling the truth when he relates his story to the Phaeacians?


He has a trinket given to him from Calypso.

We don't; we have to take his word for it.

Hermes vouches for him.

His men do not contradict him.

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The answer is Hermes vouches for him.
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We know Odysseus is telling the truth when he relates his story to the Phaeacians as, Hermes vouches for him.

What is vouches?

Vouches means to assert confirm one's own experience that it is true.

Because Hermes vouches of Odysseus by telling his superiority and courting that what he is telling is true. He vouches that is a courageous and cleaver leader.

Hence the correct option is, Hermes vouches for him.

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