1. Homeric Values in The Odyssey Mr. Redmond – English 1

2. Aidos Greek Goddess of Modesty – to have respect, or shame Restrains men from feeling as if they have done wrong

3. Timé A Prize representing honor, representative of excellence in performance

4. Ergos Hard work – dedication to ones craft

5. Philia Friendship - love and duty to ones comrades – specifically blood lineage.

6. Arete To have morality, virtue, excellence in behavior. Usually associated with Gods/Goddesses, heroes.

7. Nostos To return home by the sea – to search for the identity of home. Usually performed by some amount of heroic struggles.

8. Kleos Great heroic quality, such as power, honorary public opinion, and wealth.

9. Agape The highest form of love, brotherly/family love – kinship towards ones relatives

10. Hubris Pride or ego associated with Kingly statues, specifically in war or battle

11. Xenia The trait of hospitality towards strangers, especially to Gods dressed as beggars.