How has the artist divided Tiresias' advice to Odysseus?

Answer: How the artist has divided Tiresias' advice to Odysseus is by her telling Odysseus to not eat the cattle, with the cattle alive and the ship in the background that heads to Ithaca safety. On the other hand, it shows if Odysseus has ate the cattle what would have occurred, meaning with the cattle shown dead and the ship shown sinking/ being wrecked. This is what would have happened if Odysseus ate the cattle of Helios. So on one side is what would happen if Odysseus and his men had ate NOT ate the cattle and the other side is what would happen if Odysseuss and his men HAD ATE the cattle.

Explanation:

Artist has divided Tiresias' advice to Odysseus is by her telling Odysseus to not to eat the cattle.

Tiresias was just a blind prophet for Apollo at Thebes who gained notoriety for his clairvoyance and seven-year transformation into a woman in Greek mythology. He was the child of the nymph Chariclo and the shepherd Everes. Tiresias was actively involved in Thebes for seven generations, starting as Cadmus's counsellor.

Luc Brisson identified 18 references to the mythical Tiresias, which he divided into three groups: the first group describes Tiresias' sex-change episode as well as later encounter with Zeus as well as Hera; the second group describes his blinding by Athena; and the third, almost completely lost, appears to have described the mishaps of Tiresias. Artist has divided Tiresias' advice to Odysseus is by her telling Odysseus to not to eat the cattle, with the cattle alive and the ship in the background that heads to Ithaca safety.

Therefore, artist has divided Tiresias' advice to Odysseus is by her telling Odysseus to not to eat the cattle.

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D
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