Odysseus defeated the Cyclops, who was Poseidon's son Odysseus defeated Poseidon's son the Cyclops
Cyclopes
he defeated the suitors he defeated circe he managed to leave the island of the lotus eaters he blinded the cyclops he was the first to hear the sirens and survive
I hope you mean goddess and if you did, then it is Athena who helped Odysseus win. Athena was even on Odysseus' side no matter what till the end where he met his wife again Penelope.
Poseidon told Odysseus that he would never again set foot on the land of his kingdom, Ithaca, after he boasted to Poseidon that he defeated Troy without the help of the gods.
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Odysseus defeated the Cyclops, who was Poseidon's son Odysseus defeated Poseidon's son the Cyclops
Cyclopes
It is hard to pinpoint who Odysseus defeated without the specific chapter of the story. However, he defeated almost everyone who went against him and that includes Cyclops, Scylla, the suitors, and the challenger of his wife.
he defeated the suitors he defeated circe he managed to leave the island of the lotus eaters he blinded the cyclops he was the first to hear the sirens and survive
I hope you mean goddess and if you did, then it is Athena who helped Odysseus win. Athena was even on Odysseus' side no matter what till the end where he met his wife again Penelope.
Odysseus turned invisible or hid himself, taunted him under the name "Nobody" and stabbed him in the eye
Poseidon told Odysseus that he would never again set foot on the land of his kingdom, Ithaca, after he boasted to Poseidon that he defeated Troy without the help of the gods.
Odysseus' men are undisciplined and battle-drunk from their victories at Troy. Odysseus made errors in command by not insisting that the men come back. Odysseus and his men can be defeated if countered with enough force. People who endlessly pursue war will eventually be beaten.
Some myths claim that when Odysseus sailed by they were so distressed that he was unaffected that they threw themselves into the sea and drowned.
Odysseus defeated the Cyclops by blinding him, and (to add insult to injury--literally!) told him that his name was "No one."