[...] [Odysseus] to Parnassus went<br>
To visit there Autolycus and his sons,<br>
His mother's [Anticleia's] noble sire, who all mankind<br>
In furtive arts and fraudful oaths excell'd.<br>
[...] but the mother most<br>
Of [Odysseus's] own mother clung around his neck,<br>
Amphithea; she with many a fervent kiss<br>
His forehead press'd, and his bright-beaming eyes.<br>