Ithacan
/ (ˈɪθəkən) /
of or relating to the Greek island of Ithaca or its inhabitants
a native or inhabitant of Ithaca
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How to use Ithacan in a sentence
Scarcely at last, at the loud urgence of the Ithacan, he breaks into speech as was planned, and appoints me for the altar.
The Aeneid of Virgil | VirgilHe answered that he was an Ithacan, his name Achæmenides, and that he had been one of the companions of Ulysses in his wanderings.
The Children's Hour, Volume 3 (of 10) | VariousIt was upon this occasion that the Ithacan king told the story of the serpent devouring the birds at Aulis, as already related.
The Story of Troy | Michael ClarkeThen Helenus told the Ithacan chief that before Troy could be taken three things must be done.
The Story of Troy | Michael ClarkeTen year elapsed after the end of the great war before he reached his Ithacan home.
The Story of Troy | Michael Clarke
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