The Odyssey - Closing

Then bright-eyed Athene spoke out to Odysseus:

"Zeus-born son of Laertes, Odyssey of many wiles,

Hold off and cease from the strife of impartial war,

Lest Zeus, the broad-seeing son of Cronos, in some way get angry."

So Athene said. He obeyed, and rejoiced in his heart.

Then Pallas Athene, daughter of aegis-bearing Zeus,

Established oaths for the future between both sides,

Likening herself to Mentor in form and in voice.