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Telémaco

hijo de Ulises en la mitología griega

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Telemachus is the son of Odysseus in Homer's *Odyssey*, and as an adult he journeys to find his missing father before returning home to help Odysseus defeat the suitors pursuing his mother Penelope. His story matters because it forms a major part of one of Western literature's most influential epics, exploring themes of growing up and family loyalty in ancient Greek mythology.

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Key facts

Character.name: Telemachus
Character.title: Prince of Ithaca
Character.image: Telemachus departing from Nestor - Henry Howard - Project Gutenberg eText 13725.jpg
Character.caption: Telemachus departing from Nestor, painting by Henry Howard (1769–1847)
Character.nationality: Greek
Character.spouse: Circe; or Cassiphone or Polycaste or Nausicaa
Character.relatives: Odysseus (father)Penelope (mother)
Character.children: LatinusPersepolisPtoliporthusPoliporthes

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Wikidata facts

Gender: male
Spouse: Cassiphone
Child: Latinus
Father: Odysseus
Mother: Penelope
Image: Telemachos Saarbruecken.jpg

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name in native language: Τηλέμαχος
Commons category: Telemachus
significant person: Athena
P8168: Barra Longa
influenced by: Mentes
manner of death: homicide
killed by: Cassiphone

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Article · Español

En la mitología griega, Telémaco (en griego antiguo Τηλέμαχος Têlémakhos, traducido como aquel que combate desde lejos, sugiriendo que es un arquero) es el hijo de Odiseo y de Penélope, y un personaje de la Odisea.

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