Ulysses in Ogygia Sir Joseph Noël Paton Paton, Joseph Noël Illustrator Sir Joseph Noël Paton Paton, Joseph Noël Metadata research and editing DVPP Project Team University of Victoria Digital Victorian Periodical Poetry Project Victoria, BC, Canada

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 Poem signed J. Noël Paton. (SP) The Cornhill Magazine 1 9 49 66–68 Was it in very deed, or but in dream Commented out transcribed figure caption. Corrected and proofed keywords, figure, and figDesc. Added figure and figDesc. Re-organized change elements in descending date order. Generated file, added revisionDesc and set status to 'generated'.
Ulysses rests on a large rock at the sea shore after being stranded at Ogygia. He sits with his arms by his side and legs outstretched while gazing toward the ground. His hair and beard are both long. Ulysses wears traditional clothing and carries a sword on a decorated cross-body strap and sheath. His cape blows in the wind toward the sea. The shore line on which he sits includes rocks and pebbles, driftwood, trees, and vines. Waves crash against the shore and birds fly in the sky. Full-page illustration contained in a single-ruled border.