The god of the wind helped Odysseus and his men by?

king Aeolus

In the book, 'Oddyse: Homer, king Aeolus helped Odysseus by giving him a treasure bag which contains the winds of the sea. Odysseus went back to king Aeolus for help but the king refused to help him because he believed that he is cursed and the gods are angry with him [due to the failure of the first voyage].

Explanation:

Aeolus is the god of wind and he gives Odysseus a bag of wind to get home, because Odysseus tells him of Troy. 2. Some of the men get jealous of Odysseus, and they release the bag of wind that takes them to Laestrygonians who kill almost all of them. 3.

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