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1. Telemachus
2. Nestor
3. Proteus
4. Calypso
5. Lotus Eaters
6. Hades
7. Aeolus
8. Lestrygonians
9. Scylla & Charybdis
10. Wandering Rocks
11. Sirens
12. Cyclops
13. Nausicaa
14. Oxen of the Sun
15. Circe
16. Eumaeus
17. Ithaca
18. Penelope
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Eumaeus: Comments by Joyce
"The Eumaeus episode – I remember Joyce's
insisting on this point – was meant to represent the
intercourse and mental state of two fagged-out men.
Stephen is suffering from a mild hangover and inclined
to be snappish, while Bloom, half asleep, rambles on –
perhaps even intending his talk to have a mildly
sedative effect on his young protégé. Bloom can talk
and think intelligently when he makes an effort, but
he's too tired to make an effort. Personally I find
him rather endearing in this episode, and so I think
did Joyce."
(letter from Stuart Gilbert to Richard Ellmann in 1958, quoted in Ellmann, James Joyce [1982], p. 362n)